Andrew Jackson Stations

Why was Andrew Jackson bothered by the “Planter Class Society” not accepting him?

Jackson was bothered by the “Planter Class society” not accepting him because he was wealthy and had many slaves and they didn’t want to accept him because of his poor background.

What was the outcome of Andrew Jackson’s successful military campaign against the Seminoles in Florida?

The outcome of Jackson’s military campaign against the Seminoles in Florida was that it was successful and expanded the southern border of our country west and was given the title of military governor of Florida

What evidence was there towards Jackson’s attitude towards the British?

His background had evidence that he hated the British as he was tortured, beaten, got  a scar on his face, and starved in the prison ship

What was the relationship between the results of the Election of 1828 and expanded suffrage rights for white males?

The relationship between the results of the Election of 1828 and expanded suffrage for white males was they got the ability to vote because of the land owning requirement being dropped and these men voted for Andrew Jackson because he came from a poor background like them and was a “common man”.