Why the U.S. government needs to remove Andrew Jackson from the $20 bill

There will be few people arguing for the Treasury's decision on Thursday to celebrate an excellent woman holding a place in the most commonly used currency product in the United States.

However, by pushing the image of Alexander Hamilton, a ten-dollar note for women - instead

Last year, when the US Treasury announced that Harriet Tubman replaces President Andrew Jackson with a $ 20 bill, even if it seems like a big victory for women and African Americans, incumbent Treasury Secretary Steve T. Mnuchin said he would not promise to keep the plan going. Over the years people have tried to make Tubman a proper memorial and fail to commemorate the recognition of women like the Red Cross founder Clara Barton, the Revolutionary War Militia Commander and the 11-year old mother Clara Barton. did. . This is finally a lady who landed in a prominent place - temporary - no clothing

Under the guidance of President Andrew Jackson, the US government spent 20 million dollars and lives of many American soldiers, Indians and American citizens to force Seminole to repatriate. After all, the result is not as planned by the federal government. Some Indians migrated "voluntarily". Some were caught and sent westward under military security guards; and others fled to Everglades, where they made a living for themselves and left their contact with white people. By 1840, White Floridan concentrated on the development of the territory and the acquisition of the state. The population reached 54,477, with African-American slaves accounting for nearly half of the population. Steamboat navigation was established on the Apalachicola River and the St. John's River, and a railroad was planned