Critique, why: the role of Andrew Jackson as apoplast, American soldier, and states man who served as the seventh president of the United States from 1829 to 1837.

2. Explain why: and argue; Andrew Jackson was a unique president, as his perspective of America's role in the world was quite different than his predecessors. 

3. Explain, argue, and why: Jackson's military and religious background added to his defense-based approach in many aspects of his presidency.

4. Explain argue and why: James Polk entered his presidency with the goal of broadening the U.S. territories with his primary focus being the expansion of the U.S. footprint.

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Answer 1 Critique While Andrew Jackson indeed served as an important figure in American history his legacy is marred by controversial actions and policies As an apoplast or public figure Jacksons pres... View the full answer