Thesis: Someone who really deserves to be on the $20 bill is heroic, and not only cares about them self but cares about others.
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Jacksonian Democracy DEFINITION- the idea of spreading political power to all people, thereby ensuring majority rule Reason- Jackson used the Jacksonian Democracy to his advantage by giving more men the power to vote
No, I do not think that this statement is worthy evidence of Andrew Jackson being heroic or spectacular because he just used it for himself and nobody else
Spoils System Definition- the practice of winning candidates giving government jobs to political backers or supporters Reason- Andrew Jackson used the Spoils System to his advantage by opening government positions to his supporters.
No, I do not believe that this statement makes Andrew Jackson worthy of being heroic or spectacular because he used it to gain more power for his side.
Cites: Creating America US history textbook Ushistory.org Digitalhistory.uh.edu
State’s Rights- theory that said that states had the right to judge when federal government had passed an unconstitutional law
Indian Removal Policy
EARTH TO RUBY!!
War on National Bank
Reason- Andrew took power because he said he believed in states rights but, he also believed that the limits to the federal government were strict.
After all I don't really think Andrew Jackson deserves to be on the $20 bill, I think Harriet Tubman or Martin Luther King jr would be a better match since they did more than believe the government was strict.
Indian Removal Policy- this 1830 act called for the government to negotiate treaties that would require Native Americans to relocate west
Andrew used the Indian Removal act to his advantage because he just wanted the land the Indians were occupying. He thought it was a “just and liberal” but it changed their friendship forever.
This proves that Andrew Jackson is a little selfish since he wanted to move the Indians that were occupying the land he wanted.
a distrust in the bank after losing money earlier in his career, thought bank had too much power. So Jackson vetoed the renewal and claimed that the bank was unconstitutional
Sorry, I was just reading About Andrew Jackson and if he deserves to be on the $20 bill, I personally don't think he does.