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The Terrible Presidency of Andrew Jackson

Andrew Jackson was elected in 1828 and served until 1836. In the 1828 election Jackson was appealing to the public because he seemed to be on their level. He had grown up in a log cabin on the South Carolina frontier. He later became a successful lawyer, land speculator, and planter. He was a hard worker and people liked that about him. Jackson was also liked by the people of the United States because he was a war hero. He won the final battle of the War of 1812 at New Orleans and also fought and defeated the Creeks and Seminoles in a series of Indian Wars. Jackson's goal of the election of 1828 was to become a common man and win the vote of the farmers and laborers. He may have been a common man and won the election of 1828, but as president I feel he did a poor job and that many of his decisions were single minded, selfish,


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Jackson abused his power as president while he was in office. In the Supreme Court ruling of Worcester v. Georgia John Marshall made the decision to allow the Cherokee Indians to stay in Georgia. Jackson ignored the Supreme Court ruling and three

branches of the government. In this case the Supreme Court ordered something and Jackson deliberately ignored John Marshall and said, "John Marshall has made his decision, now let him enforce it" (Boyer,244).

years later the Indians were forced to sign a treaty and relocate in Oklahoma. The Supreme Court was initially started to check the power of the president and the other



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