Andrew Jackson's Influence On American Society

Through the people's eyes Andrew Jackson was a representative figure of that era.The people of this era were intrigued by his leadership and his huge roll in political power. Jackson had a huge influence on the American society in this era. Washington McCartney in his document , Eulogy stated that he was “ he was embodiment of the true spirit of the nation in which he lived.” With that being said Jackson was the man of his time. He established a democratic party and he was its own leader. Also Jackson was the first U.S president who was not born into a wealthy family. Andrew Jackson did not receive a college education like many others. Andrew Jackson gave the people a chance to hear them speak what they believed was right.
Source: King andrew the first contemporary cartoon shows how Andrew Jackson is a good leader. Above the picture it states that he is “Born to Command” the author of this image believed that Jackson a great leader. He showed him as a strong powerful man with great power and great leadership. Jackson accomplished many things that the people of his era truly agreed with. Such as he gave every white male the right to vote if they had land or if they did not. Also the second bank of the U.S served as a monopoly to the rich and it also did not answer to anyone in the government.
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but only five were publicly appointed by the President and the rest came from stockholders. Nicholas Biddle whom ran the bank announced that the bank intended to pay off the national debt. On 1833 Jackson announced that the government would no longer deposit federal funds in the second bank of the U.S He then used his executive power to close the account and to put the money in various state