This dude was President during the War of 1812:

This was the major issue that still divided the nation despite America coming together to win the War of 1812:

Jackson was the first president that belonged to this political party:

Jackson issued many of these, which stopped Congress from making laws he didn't like:

A popular political cartoon of Andrew Jackson had him dressed as this:

This woman saved the portrait of George Washington from being destroyed:

This was the year of the Missouri Compromise:

Jackson won against this other candidate who was groomed from childhood to become president:

In Worcester v Georgia, the Supreme Court sided with this group of people instead of Jackson:

John Quincy Adams was the last president to be a part of this political party:

This city was burned down by the British:

This was a policy that warned the Europeans from continuing to colonize the Americas after the War of 1812:

Andrew Jackson partially won the presidency because this qualification to vote was lifted which allowed many poor white men to vote for the first time:

Jackson had this response to the ruling of Worcester v Georgia:

James Monroe was considered the last of this type of president?

This is a vocab word meaning "to force people into involuntary service"....it was the major cause of the war.

These were the three parts of the Missouri Compromise:

Jackson created this system that awarded government jobs to his supporters and friends:

Soon after Worcester v Georgia Jackson issued this controversial law:

This guy wrote the Star Spangled Banner:

This Battle made Andrew Jackson a war hero and helped him become popular enough to run for President after the war.

Despite slavery still being a divisive issue, after the war of 1812 this type of extreme patriotism was still apparent since America survived yet another war with Britain:

Jackson waged war on this institution because he thought it was greedy and was not in the interest of everyday Americans:

This event, connected with Jackson's most controversial law, led to many Native American deaths and stained the legacy of Jackson's presidency.

The War of 1812 is also referred to by this name: