Skip to Content
HomeAbout this siteHelpSearch this site The Library of Congress
America's Story from America's LibraryMeet Amazing AmericansJump Back in TimeExplore the StatesJoin America at PlaySee, Hear and Sing
Meet Amazing Americans U.S. Presidents Andrew Jackson
 
Arrangements for Jackson's first inauguration
Arrangements for Jackson's first inauguration

Enlarge this image
Changing Party Politics

Jackson saw himself as directly representing the common man. He had risen from poverty and was the first president who lived west of the Appalachians. Many of his supporters and their leaders were from the same area. The nation's political power center was shifting to the West. Jackson's 1829 inauguration was the first to be attended by masses of people. What did Jackson's presidency represent?


Back page 2 of 3 Next



Library Of Congress | Legal Notices | Privacy | Site Map | Contact Us