Andrew Jackson: No Hearted Villain

Some people say the Andrew Jackson is a no hearted villain but there are way more reasons why people should see him as a hero. Andrew Jackson became president in 1829 in the United States. His terms where from 1829 to 1837 after him not going up for re-election. Andrew Jackson was also a controversial man because he treated Indians horribly and the members of his cabinet were his friends. Andrew Jackson is considered a hero to me because of the bravery and commitment he has when it comes to wars.
In Jackson’s early years he was poor and an orphan after his mom died. He suffered a sword injury on his hand when a British officer swung a sword at this head. Him and his brother were caught and were sent to a British prison. Their mother released
In November 1832 the Nullification Convention met. It stated that the tariffs of 1828 and 1832 were unconstitutional. So after Jackson issued his proclamation, The Congress passed the Force act that allowed the use of military force against any one or state that resisted the tariff acts. Also during the Presidency of Andrew Jackson on September 10, 1833 he announces that the government will no longer be using the Second Bank of the United States. Andrew Jackson also hated the use of paper money but ended up on the 20 dollar bill. Some people do view Andrew Jackson as a villain for a couple of reasons. One reason I have is how Jackson removed Indians out of where they live and that he just straight up hated Indians. But Jackson’s mother hated Indians and he got his hate from her, but they have a reason. The Indians have killed some of Jackson’s family members and raided other villages. The Indians were removed from their homes and that was called the “Trail of Tears”.
In conclusion America should consider Andrew Jackson a hero. He was given a nickname for his bravery and commitment during battle he was an excellent president and he cared for the people he loved. Andrew Jackson is definitely a Hero in my