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Andrew Jackson was born in 1767 in Waxhaw, North Carolina. He had no formal education as a child. He became a husband, father, and adopted son Andrew Jackson Jr. Jackson was a Democrat who served as President from 1829 to 1837. He died in 1845 in Nashville, Tennessee at his plantation home.
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Who was Andrew Jackson
- 1. WHO WAS ANDREW JACKSON ??
- 2. WHEN ANDREW JACKSON WAS BORN… Andrew Jackson was born in Waxhaw on the border of North Carolina and South Carolina. He was born in the month March and on the 15 of 1767. When he was growing up he didn’t have a formal education
- 3. DURING ANDREW JACKSON'S LIFE Andrew became a husband and a father. He adopted his son Andrew Jackson Jr. Andrew Jackson was fortunate because he took office in March 4,1829 He was defiantly a democrat ! • Andrew Jackson’s presidency ended March 3,1837. • He died in June 8,1845 while he was at the heritage in Nashville Tennessee.
- 4. ANDREW JACKSON IS GONE • Andrew Jackson’s presidency ended March 3,1837. • He died in June 8,1845 while he was at the heritage in Nashville Tennessee.
- 5. POLITICAL PARTY Political Party: Democratic A new political life began for Jackson in October 1823 when the Tennessee legislature elected him to the United States Senate. In February 1824, a political convention in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania nominated him for U.S. president, with John C. Calhoun as his running mate.
- 6. ANDREW JACKSON’S IMMEDIATE FAMILY… Father: Andrew Jackson (1730-1767) Died in a logging accident. Mother: Elizabeth Hutchinson (1740-?) Died of cholera. Spouse: Rachel Donelson Robards (1767-1828) Died of ongoing illnesses. Children: (adopted): Andrew Jackson Jr.
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- but he managed to become a lawyer, farmer, and solider.