Andrew Jackson #6: Path to the Presidency (1824-1829); Topics covered include: Election of 1824, results in the House of Representatives, charges of "Corrupt Bargain," Election of 1828, Jackson elected President, and the death of Rachel Jackson

Key people: John Quincy Adams, Henry Clay, William Crawford, John Calhoun, Duff Green, James Buchanan, and Rachel Jackson

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Andrew Jackson #5: On His Own Responsibility (1817-1821); Topics covered include: Seminole War, capture of Fort Marks and Pensacola, execution of Alexander Arbuthnot and Robert Ambrister, reaction to Jackson's actions by President James Monroe and his Cabinet, rebuke by President Monroe and defense against, attempt of congressional censure, resignation from the army, acquisition of Florida, Governor of Florida, and resignation

Key people: James Monroe, John Calhoun, William Crawford, John Rhea, Alexander Arbuthnot, Robert Ambrister, John Quincy Adams, Henry Clay, and Jose Calleva

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Andrew Jackson #4: Hero of New Orleans (1814-1815); Topics covered include: Invasion of Florida, Deployment to New Orleans, declares martial law, skirmish at the Villere Plantation, establish defense at the Rodriguez Canal, Battle of New Orleans and results and impact, Treaty of Ghent, and contempt judgment by a Federal judge

Key people: Augustus Macarte, John Coffee, John Keane, William Thornton, Jacques Villere, Gabriel Villere, David Morgan, Edward Pakenham, and Dominic Hall

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Andrew Jackson #3: Major General and War (1802-1814); Topics covered include: Major General in Tennessee Militia, War of 1812, Creek War, mutiny incident, imposing discipline, Battle at Horseshoe Bend, and the end of the Creek War and terms

Key people: John Sevier, Archibald Roane, John Armstrong, William Martin, John Wood, and William Weatherford

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Andrew Jackson #2: Serial Duelist (1788-1813); Topics covered include: Duels (4 over period of 25 years)

Key people: Waightstill Avery, John Sevier, Charles Dickinson, Thomas Swann, Jesse Benton, and Thomas Benton

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Andrew Jackson #1: Rough Upbringing (1767-1800); Topics covered include: Youth; Revolutionary War; prisoner of war, deaths of father, brothers, and mother; becomes lawyer; moves to Tennessee; marries Rachel Donelson; Judge Advocate General of the Tennessee Militia; Member of Congress; U.S. Senator; and Judge of the State Supreme Court

Key people: Andrew Jackson (father), Elizabeth Jackson, Hugh Jackson, Robert Jackson, Spruce McKay, Rachel (Donelson) Jackson, Lewis Robards, William Blount, and Russell Bean

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John Quincy Adams #10: Petitions and Slavery (1836-1848); Topics covered include: Congressman from Massachusetts, slavery petitions, Gag Rule, U.S. v. The Amistad, Presidencies of William Henry Harrison and John Tyler, Texas Annexation, Mexican War, charged with treason (in the House)/defense, Gag Rule eliminated, death of John Quincy Adams, and reflection/perspective

Key people: James Polk, Roger Baldwin, William Henry Harrison, John Tyler, Thomas Marshall, Louisa Adams, and Charles Francis Adams

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John Quincy Adams #9: To the House (1829-1833); Topics covered include: Death of son, George Adams (suicide), elected to the House of Representatives, independence, Nullification Crisis, and other Congressional positions

Key people: George Adams, Charles Adams (brother), Louisa Adams, Charles Francis Adams (son), Andrew Jackson, Henry Clay, and John Calhoun

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John Quincy Adams #8: Inconsequential Presidency (1825-1829); Topics covered include: Presidency of John Quincy Adams, presidential agenda, conflict with Congress, Pan American Conference, exercise habits, death of father (John Adams), Peacefield, dispute between Creek Indians and the state of Georgia, Tariff of Abominations, charges of "Corrupt Bargain," and loses re-election

Key people: Andrew Jackson, Louisa Adams, John Adams, William McIntosh, and George Troup

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John Quincy Adams #7: Corrupt Bargain? (1824-1825); Topics covered include: Election of 1824, role of House of Representatives, Presidency of John Quincy Adams, charges of "Corrupt Bargain" throughout presidency, election of 1828, and perspective on the "Corrupt Bargain"

Key people: William Crawford, John Calhoun, Henry Clay, Andrew Jackson, Duff Green, and James Buchanan

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