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Election of 1824 Jackson – president v.s. popular man

JQ Adams Against general

Jackson 土耳其

Clay

no result pass to congress

Jackson with army against politics

(J.Q. Adams work with Clay)

> Clay become secretary of state

Jackson won the popular, but does not matter =

According to Jackson and is supporters the election of 1824 was known as the A) Corrupt Bargain

*Election of 1828 Jackson predict that he will won

Jackson vs Adams Jackson won

On this day in 1806, May 30, future President Andrew Jackson kills a man who accused him of cheating on a horse race bet and then insulted his wife, Rachel.

Eaton was a US senator, a close friend of Jackson and work in Jackson’s cabinet as a Secretary of War

Peggy O'neil married to sailor. Tell Peggy her husband die, Eaten married with Peggy in one year. Eaten sent Peggy’s husband to die ---- (people, News) Jackson believe that Peggy should have a nice husband (Jackson protect his friend)

Jackson host a party in the White House(affair), his niece did the party manager. Eaten and Peggy are missing (Jackson fired his niece) The party is a test for Jackson. Martin Van Buren talk to Jackson, Peggy 被污蔑 A professional politician, Martin Van Buren Jackson used this affair to select his new VP Van Buren

Kentucky Bourbon....Whiskey ...spirit

(Jackson's age,,,,"Age of the Common Man"According to theHebrew Bible, Bathsheba (Hebrew: בת שבע‎, Bat Sheva, "daughter of the oath") (Arabic: بثشبع‎, "ابنة القسم") was the wife ofUriah the Hittite and later of David, king of the United Kingdom of Israel and Judah. She is most known for the Bible story in which King David took her to sleep with him.)

" "Jackson was a land speculator, merchant, slave trader, and the most aggressive enemy of the Indians in early American history. He became a hero of the War of 1812, which was not (as usually depicted in American textbooks) just a war against England for survival, but a war for the expansion

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