He led American forces against the British in the War of 1812, was the seventh President of the United States, and evicted the Cherokee from the Southeast during the "Trail of Tears" era.

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Ezequiel Mcdowell

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30 June, 03:20

He led American forces against the British in the War of 1812, was the seventh President of the United States, and evicted the Cherokee from the Southeast during the "Trail of Tears" era.

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Malachi Alvarado · Answer 1

Andrew Jackson

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Andrew Jackson was born at the Carolinas in the year of 1767 in a Scottish Irish family. He has served the United States in more than one way. Started his carrier as a lawyer later he turned to a rich slave-owning planter. He won the battle of Horseshoe band while leading the Tennessee militia during the Creek wars. His victory at the Battle of New Orleans against the Britishers won him national fame. His stand for democracy and the common man earned him applause and removal of native tribes became his staunch critique.