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tters that indicated that the Spanish and British were secretly assisting the Indians" (Andrew, 2008, p. 4). This lent him his belief as President that the U.S. could never be secure until the British and Spanish were expelled from North America.

Many of the controversies and challenges during Jackson's presidency stemmed from the issues faced by a rapidly changing and expanding nation. In Waking Giant: America in the Age of Jackson, David Reynolds (2008) provides a picture of America under Jackson where the rapid expansion of capitalism, the birth of urbanization, and the rising controver

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