John Quincy Adams protected this man from censure after he ordered an invasion without authorization, and he ordered the execution of two British citizens during that military expedition. His role in that war led to the Adams
John Quincy Adams protected this man from censure after he ordered an invasion without authorization, and he ordered the execution of two British citizens during that military expedition. His role in that war led to the Adams-Onis treaty and his appointment as the military governor of Florida. This man signed the Force Bill, and the Petticoat Affair led to the creation of his "Kitchen Cabinet." He fought the Bank War against Nicholas Biddle and was denied the presidency by the "Corrupt Bargain." For 10 points, name this American president, the victor of the Battle of New Orleans.
John Quincy Adams protected this man from censure after he ordered an invasion without authorization, and he ordered the execution of two British citizens during that military expedition.
Andrew Jackson [prompt on "Old Hickory"]