
 Presidential
 Presidential Andrew Jackson: The violence, the fight
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 Feb 21, 2016  In this podcast, historian Barbara Bair, radio host Steve Inskeep, and historian Jon Meacham delve into the tragic and violent life of Andrew Jackson. They discuss his brutal battles, policies against Native Americans, and the complexities of his relationships. They explore Jackson's impact on America, his grassroots campaign for the presidency, and his belief in limited government. The podcast also examines Jackson's land policy, slavery, and the shifting views of his legacy over time. 
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 Introduction 
 00:00 • 3min 
 The Impact of Andrew Jackson on America 
 02:38 • 6min 
 Andrew Jackson's Complex Relationships 
 08:35 • 11min 
 Andrew Jackson's Grassroots Campaign 
 19:20 • 12min 
 Andrew Jackson's Limited Government and Quest for Authority 
 31:14 • 3min 
 Andrew Jackson: Land Policy, Slavery, and Native Americans 
 34:34 • 12min 

