Final answer:
Andrew Jackson did not have moral reservations about slavery, despite being a slaveowner.
Step-by-step explanation:
Of the statements provided, the one that is NOT true of Andrew Jackson is: He had moral reservations about the institution of slavery, although he owned more than 100 slaves. Andrew Jackson was a known slaveowner and did not express moral opposition to slavery. The other statements are accurate. He was wounded in duels, served as a frontier attorney in Nashville, Tennessee, was the last president born of the Revolutionary generation, and married Rachel Robards while she was still legally married to her first husband.
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