Some people feel Andrew Jackson was one of the best presidents in history. Others think he was somewhat of a dictator, even giving him the nickname King Andrew the First. Readers will be asked to decide for themselves through this volume, which explores Jackson’s presidency and how it helped shape American democracy. Written to support social studies curriculum, readers get a comprehensive look at Jackson’s time in office, including topics such as his Kitchen Cabinet, the Nullification Crisis, and the Trail of Tears. Primary sources provide context and help readers visualize history.