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Andrew Jackson's portrait appears on the twenty-dollar bill.Andrew Jackson = 7th US president who successfully defended New Orleans from the British & expanded presidential power
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At age 13, Andrew Jackson served as a courier in the American Revolutionary War.
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The term "Jacksonian democracy" is in reference to Andrew Jackson.
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I said if he wanted to take a broad view of the thing, it really began with Andrew Jackson. (source)Andrew Jackson = 7th president of the US; successfully defended New Orleans from the British in 1815; expanded the power of the presidency (1767-1845)
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You look a little like a heroic portrait I saw once of Andrew Jackson. (source)Andrew Jackson = 7th US president who successfully defended New Orleans from the British & expanded presidential power
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He was more like Andrew Jackson than he ever supposed. (source)Andrew Jackson = 7th president of the US who successfully defended New Orleans from the British in 1815, and...
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INVESTIGATING OFFICER: Casey SUBJECT: Andrew Jackson-male—black, age 17.† (source)Andrew Jackson = 7th US president who successfully defended New Orleans from the British & expanded presidential power
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"That's Andrew Jackson," he says.† (source)
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In between that calamity and this, they had visited George III in London, published a newspaper, made baskets, led Oglethorpe through forests, helped Andrew Jackson fight Creek, cooked maize, drawn up a constitution, petitioned the King of Spain, been experimented on by Dartmouth, established asylums, wrote their language, resisted settlers, shot bear and translated scripture.† (source)
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DR. DOANE: In 1767, Andrew Jackson, our seventh president, was born.† (source)
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John Adams was a great admirer of Andrew Jackson, but the prospect of his adored son winning the highest office was thrilling and a strong reason to stay alive.† (source)
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I had a heatstroke and that's why I zoned in forensics and Chinese and didn't rise to the bait when Diaz asked me what I thought about the legacy of Andrew Jackson.† (source)
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As Andrew Jackson said, "One man with courage makes a majority."† (source)
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And that was Andrew Jackson, the man whose politics sowed the seeds of Confederate rebellion thirty years earlier.† (source)
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He had served as Secretary of State during Andrew Jackson's first term, later resigning to become ambassador to Great Britain.† (source)
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He had no regard whatsoever for Andrew Jackson and, as I say, nobody else in politics that I can call to mind.† (source)
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