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What year was Andrew Jackson born?
1767
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What are two careers Andrew Jacksons had?
Lawyer, Politician, Statesman, and President
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What was Andrew Jacksons wife's name?
Rachel Donelson Jackson
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How old was Andrew Jackson when he was inaugurated into office?
He was 61 years of age.
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How tall was Andrew Jackson?
6 feet 1 inch
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What year did Andrew Jackson die?
1845
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What number President was Andrew Jackson?
7th President of the United States
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How many children did his wife have in her previous marriage?
11 children
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What political party was Andrew Jackson apart of?
the Democratic Party
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About how much did Andrew Jackson weigh?
He never weighed over 145 pounds.
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In what state was Andrew Jackson born in?
South Carolina
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What years was Andrew Jackson President?
1829-1837
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How did Andrew Jackson's wife die?
heart attack
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Name at least one of the Vice Presidents of Andrew Jackson?
John C. Calhoun or Martin Van Buren
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What age was Andrew Jackson when he joined the Army?
He was 13 years of age.
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What state did Andrew Jackson die in?
Tennessee
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How many Native Americans did Andrew Jackson relocate by the end of his career?
nearly 50,000 Native Americans
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What did Adams find out about Jackson's wife when campaigning against Jackson?
Rachel's divorce was never finalized.
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What famous battle was fought during Jackson's terms as President?
Battle of the Alamo
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Andrew Jackson was the first to do what as President?
He was the first to ride on a train.
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What town was Andrew Jackson born in?
Waxhax, South Carolina
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What did Jackson claim to represent?
the "common man"
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What was his mansion called?
the Hermitage.
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What Act did Jackson sign that impacted many people's lives?
the Indian Removal Act
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Name three illnesses that Andrew Jackson was able to survive in his life?
Sword wound, smallpox, gunshot wound, Malaria, dysentery, or Tuberculosis