Andrew Jackson – 1829–1837.

Andrew Jackson arrives at the White House as a war hero and the representative of a new America that is more popular and increasingly focused on the West.

While maintaining the principles of the Monroe Doctrine, he prioritizes continental expansion and firmly defends American interests in dealings with European powers.

An original podcast by Atlantic Perspectives (www.atlanticperspectives.org).

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