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Jackson

Jackson was a president of the common man. Jackson’s simple theory of government was that it should offer “equal protection and equal benefits” to all white males and not favor one religion over another. Jackson also was determined to keep a continuing suppression of Indians. The seventh president of United States, considered the Indians as most whites did in the 1830’s as “savages” and Marshall court declared the tribes to be sovereign nations, for whom the government must take responsibility. White settlers believed that Indian remov

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