- the state capital of Mississippi; pop. 173,861 (est. 2008).杰克逊（美国密西西比州的首府; 2008年估计人口173,861）。
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originally known as Le Fleur's Bluff, it was later named after President Andrew Jackson.
- Jackson2, Andrew (1767-1845), American general and Democratic statesman, 7th President of the US 1829-37; known as Old Hickory. As President he replaced an estimated 20 per cent of those in public office with Democrat supporters, a practice that became known as the spoils system.杰克逊, 安德鲁（1767-1845, 美国将领, 民主党政治家, 1829-1837年的美国第7任总统; 外号“老山核桃木”; 任总统期间, 他撤换了约20%的公职人员并把这些职位委派给民主党支持者, 后被称为同党分肥制）。
- Jackson3, Glenda (b. 1936), English actress and politician. After a film career in which she won Oscars for her performances in Women in Love (1969) and A Touch of Class (1973), she became Labour MP for Hampstead and Highgate in 1992.杰克逊, 格伦达（生于1936年, 英国女演员, 政治家, 因在1969年的影片《恋爱中的女人》和1973年的影片《接触社会》中的精彩表演而两次获奥斯卡奖; 退出电影事业后, 1992年成为英国汉普斯特德和海格特的工党下院议员）。
- Jackson4, Michael (Joe) (1958-2009), American pop singer and songwriter. Having started singing with his four brothers, as the Jackson Five, he became the most commercially successful American star of the 1980s with the albums Thriller (1982) and Bad (1987).杰克逊, 迈克尔（·乔）（1958-2009, 美国流行歌曲歌手, 词曲作家, 早先与他的四个兄弟一起演唱, 又称杰克逊五兄弟, 1982年他出版专辑《颤栗》, 1987年出版专辑《真棒》, 从而成为八十年代商业上最成功的明星）。
- Jackson5, Thomas Jonathan (1824-63), American Confederate general; known as Stonewall Jackson. During the American Civil War he made his mark as a commander at the first battle of Bull Run in 1861 and later became the deputy of Robert E. Lee.杰克逊, 托马斯·乔纳森（1824-1863, 美国南部邦联将领; 外号“石墙杰克逊”; 美国内战期间因1861年在第一次布尔溪战役中的杰出指挥而一举成名, 之后成为罗伯特·E·李的副手）。