Andrew Jackson

How To Use Andrew Jackson In A Sentence

• Walker's Andrew Jackson, after leading the over-eager troupe through an opening number that repeats the words "Populism yea yea," is next seen playing with wooden dolls as a child who loses his parents to either cholera or Indian attacks. David Finkle: First Nighter: Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson Is Bloody Awful
• Andrew Jackson, American general, Democrat statesman and 7th President from 1829 to 1837, nicknamed Old Hickory, died in Nashville, Tennessee.
• Chief Justice John Marshall administers the oath of office to Andrew Jackson on the east portico of the U.S. Capitol on March 4, 1829.
• In the remainder of this article, therefore, I want to illustrate the epistemic difficulties of understanding what a practice means through illustrations from three quite distinctive political periods that preceded the American Civil War: the Federalist period from the founding through John Adams' presidency, the Jeffersonian period from 1801 until Andrew Jackson's inauguration, and the so-called Jacksonian era from 1830 until Lincoln's administration. Mashaw on Antebellum Lessons on Government Practice and Presidential Direction
• Under terms of the peace treaty signed in 1814, the tribe relinquished to the United States 22 million acres of land, including the townsites of some of the Upper Creeks who had fought alongside Andrew Jackson's forces against the rebels.
• As a consequence President Andrew Jackson vetoed the legislative bill to recharter the bank. The Goal Society: Is it 'A Real Life Economy'?
• Andrew Jackson expanded the power of the presidency beyond what was customary before his time
• To call Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson sophomoric is to flatter it. David Finkle: First Nighter: Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson Is Bloody Awful
• Unionists such as Sam Houston and Andrew Jackson Hamilton allied with the Know-Nothings, reflecting that party's strength among the small farmers in the western districts.
• the individualism of the frontier in Andrew Jackson's day