Harriet Tubman is an inspirational figure, and represents a part of history we should not forget. I propose that she is worth making a brand new bill for. Now what that bill is, is for the treasury department to work out, whatever they find would work best in the economy. President Jackson, however, should not be pushed to the back of the twenty. He is a war hero, and he fought for the everyday citizen. He made it so common people could get a bank loan, and attend white house events, and he also wanted to abolish the electoral college to make their votes count. Harriet Tumban was a determined and courageous individual. However we should not undermine another figure to bring up another. Jackson's name has been dragged through the mud quite a bit, but I'm not forgetting his victorys.



