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Andrew Jackson was born and 

grew up between North and 

South Carolina. He enrolled in 

his local militia at age 13, and 

was a messenger in the 

Revolutionary War.

Andrew Jackson grew up and 

became an outstanding lawyer 

and Tennessee's first 

representative in the House of 

Representatives.

He quickly rose the ranks in 

the military and became a 

commander in the War of 

1812. He fought against the 

Creeks at Horseshoe Bend, and 

defeated 7500 British soldiers 

at the Battle of New Orleans, 

making him a Hero.

Andrew Jackson was nominated 

for president in 1824, but lost 

to John Q. Adams. He was 

renominated in 1825 and won 

the 1828 election. He will go on 

to win the 1834 election as 

well.

Andrew Jackson did a lot as 

president, but one of the 

biggest things he did is pass 

the Indian Removal Act of 

1830, which required all 

Indians to move west of the 

Mississippi into reserves.

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