Andrew Jackson's presidency is marked by four significant events. He wins the Battle of New Orleans in 1812 with the help of pirate Jean Lafitte. His wife becomes the target of political attacks, forcing Jackson to choose between his honor and her safety. At his inauguration, Jackson invites the common people to celebrate. The film concludes with a look at the early crisis in his presidency, where South Carolina and his own Vice President, John Calhoun, threaten to secede over tariffs, and Jackson chooses to prioritize the union over regional interests.
Old Hickory
Andrew Jackson's tumultuous presidency is marked by four key events, including his decisive victory in the 1812 Battle of New Orleans, where he forms an alliance with notorious pirate Jean Lafitte to secure a crucial win.
