Andrew Jackson is often remembered for his controversial policies, but he also did many things that were beneficial for the United States. He was a strong advocate for the common man and worked to expand voting rights to all white men, regardless of their wealth or property ownership. He also worked to reduce the power of the national bank and to pay off the national debt. He also signed the Indian Removal Act, which allowed for the relocation of Native American tribes to the west, and he was a strong supporter of states’ rights. He also worked to expand the power of the presidency and to strengthen the executive branch of the government.
