Jackson, AndrewJack‧son, Andrew /ˈdʒæksən/ 
(1767–1845) a US soldier and politician in the Democratic Party who was the president of the US from 1829 to 1937. He became popular because of his success as a military leader in the battles against the Creek tribe in 1812 and against the British in 1815. His picture is printed on the US twenty-dollar bill (=paper money).
(1767–1845) a US soldier and politician in the Democratic Party who was the president of the US from 1829 to 1937. He became popular because of his success as a military leader in the battles against the Creek tribe in 1812 and against the British in 1815. His picture is printed on the US twenty-dollar bill (=paper money).