Did Andrew Jackson make a national bank?
Yes, Andrew Jackson is the only U.S. president to have completely paid off the national debt. He achieved this milestone in 1835 by aggressively cutting government spending and utilizing revenues from land sales, although the debt-free status was short-lived as economic conditions changed in the following years.
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