-Jackson's supporters nicknamed him because he stoutly defeated the British during the Battle of New Orleans in 1815.
A) "Young Hickory of the Stump"
B) "Old Hickory"
C) "Old Rough and Ready"
D) "The New George Washington"

Question

-Jackson's supporters nicknamed him because he stoutly defeated the British during the Battle of New Orleans in 1815.
A) "Young Hickory of the Stump" 
B) "Old Hickory" 
C) "Old Rough and Ready" 
D) "The New George Washington"

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

"Old Hickory" was the nickname given to Andrew Jackson by his soldiers due to his tough and unyielding character, similar to the tough wood of a hickory tree. This nickname was popularized during and after his military career, including his leadership in the Battle of New Orleans.

-Jackson's Supporters Nicknamed Him Because He Stoutly Defeated the British