Andrew Jackson - Capable And Confident President

Student Name Professor Name Course Date Andrew Jackson There are, no doubt, various fascinating characters in history, but not of them are as capable and confident as Andrew Jackson. Often viewed as a wild boy and quick-tempered, the 7th President of the United States made his mark on the country throughout his life. Born in March 1767, Andrew served as the president of America from 1829 to 1837. He served in both houses of Congress and gained fame due to his impressive, confident, and extraordinarily special personality. His notable achievements are marked by Jackson’s ability to understand the requirements of people and his desire to help everyone get out of uncertain situations. As a president, Andrew worked hard to preserve the Union and to advance the rights of people against the corrupt aristocracy. He was born to an Irish family years before the American Revolutionary War and tied the knot with Rachel Donelson Robards. After completing his graduation, Andrew Jackson served in the U.S. Senate and the U.S. House of Representatives, but he resigned and began working as a justice on the Tennessee Supreme Court for several years. He rose to prominence when in 1815, Andrew got success in the concurrent war against Britain. Afterward, he headed U.S. forces in the First Seminole War and then served as the first territorial governor of Florida before joining the Senate. He was known to have a short temper, and rumors have it that Andrew challenged various duels. Charles Dickson, a person who once insulted Andrew Jackson’s wife...