What will be the consequences of Jackson's "getting his way" in politics for the nation and the role of future presidents

Andrew Jackson was the seventh president of the United States. During his presidency, the United States evolved from a republic - in which only landowners could vote to a mass democracy in which white men of all socioeconomic classes could vote in the elections. He also signed the Indian Removal Act which allowed forced relocation of tribes living in East and South to areas west of Mississippi river. The policy had devastating consequences on the native American population.

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Andrew Jackson became the seventh (7th) President of the United States of America in the year 1828. Even though he had a rough journey in his life as a young boy, he achieved greatly in the military and was able to get the popularity he deserves which later earn him seats in the national Government.

If Jackson '' had his ways" during his time as the president, the consequence for the nation will be that the nation will still be on war relating to Race with one another. That is, the racial discrimination would have escalated over the years.

For the Future presidents; they will trying to stabilize the country because of the cleansing of other Ethic groups, especially native Americans that Andrew Jackson started.