Andrew Jackson
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7th President of the United States
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| In office March 4 1829 – March 4 1837 |
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| Vice President(s) | John C. Calhoun (1829-1832), None (1832-1833), Martin Van Buren (1833-1837) |
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| Minuna kaya | John Quincy Adams |
| Menalili kaya | Martin Van Buren |
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| Kebaitan | March 15 1767 Waxhaw, South Carolina |
| Kematyan | June 8 1845, age 78 The Hermitage, Nashville, Tennessee |
| Partidu Politika | Democratic-Republican and Democratic |
| Asawa | Widowed. Rachel Donelson Robards Jackson. (Niece Emily Donelson Jackson and daughter-in-law Sarah Yorke Jackson were first ladies) |
| Kapanwalan/Kasalpantyanan | Presbyterian |
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Military Governor of Florida 1821 |
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| Elilan ne i: James Monroe |
Democratic-Republican Party presidential nominee 1824 (lost)(a) |
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Democratic Party presidential nominee 1828 (won), 1832 (won) |
Elilan neng: Martin Van Buren |
| Elilan ne i: John Quincy Adams |
President of the United States March 4 1829 – March 4 1837 |
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