early life
military Career
the presidency
major conflicts
legacy and facts
100

 Where was Andrew Jackson born?

The Waxhaws region on the border of North and South Carolina.

100

What war made Jackson a national hero?

 The War of 1812.

100

What number president was Andrew Jackson?

The seventh president.

100

What 1830 law authorized the removal of Native American tribes from their homelands?

 The Indian Removal Act.

100

In what year was Jackson born?

1767.

200

What was Jackson’s parents’ background?

 They were Irish immigrants.

200

What famous battle did Jackson win in January 1815?



The Battle of New Orleans.

200

What years did Jackson serve as president?

1829–1837.

200

What was the forced journey of many Cherokee people called?

The Trail of Tears.

200

In what year did Jackson die?

1845.

300

 What happened when Jackson refused to shine a British officer’s boots?


The officer struck him with a saber, leaving scars.



300

Which country was the United States fighting at the Battle of New Orleans?


 Great Britain.

300

Who defeated Jackson in the 1824 presidential election?

John Quincy Adams.

300

What institution did Jackson oppose and veto the recharter of?

The Bank of the United States.

300

What state did Jackson represent when he entered Congress?

Tennessee.

400

What profession did Jackson study before entering politics?

Law

400

What nickname did Jackson earn for his toughness?

 Old Hickory.

400

Which political party did Jackson lead?

The Democratic Party.

400

Which state challenged federal tariff laws during Jackson’s presidency?

South Carolina.

400

What was the name of Jackson’s wife?


Rachel Jackson.



500

What was the name of Jackson’s home near Nashville?

 The Hermitage.

500

 In what year did Jackson order an invasion of Florida?

1817.

500

What paper currency features Jackson’s portrait?

The $20 bill.

500

Who was the senator who led South Carolina’s opposition to the tariffs?

John C. Calhoun.

500

What was the name of the political party that opposed Jackson and his supporters?

The Whig Party.