Andrew Jackson- Seventh US President
Andrew Jackson, the seventh president of the United States, served as president from 1829 - 1837. Here are some important facts about the United States President Andrew Jackson. Andrew
Jackson, 1829-1837 Additional Information: Elected by popular vote, Andrew Jackson wanted to act as a representative of the common man during his presidency. A slave owner in his mansion near Nashville, he became the first man in Tennessee to be elected to the House of Representatives. While in office as president, two parties formed: the Democratic Republicans were pro-Jackson and the Whigs were anti-Jackson. Jackson relied on his power to veto as a policy-making technique, rather than adhere to congress, causing great political upset and strong rivalries between political parties.
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