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He is the 7th President of the United States of America. He has a big heart or let me say good relationship on low class people like farmers, laborers etc. considering that he is an aristocrat. They looked up to him. He treated black and white people in the same manner also.

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It has not been recorded what Jackson's attitude towards equality for women but it has been documented on what his opinions are on Native Americans. Jackson seemed to have had a neutral opinion of Native Americans. He was fully aware of most white Americans wanting violent solutions to remove the Natives but instead put forth removal acts that allowed the natives to be safely relocated. However lives were lost when some of the natives wouldn't co-operate.

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Jackson attitude towards equality he thought that did and did not like equality

but he said African American could not live in same neighborhoods with Whites

but in school wise he let African Americans and Whites go to the same school

this is the attitude from Jackson towards equality

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