How did andrew jackson represent all of the major developments of the era: a self-made man, the westward movement, the market revolution, and the growth of democracy?

Andrew Jackson was the son of Irish immigrants, and during the War of Independence lost all his family, nevertheless, finished the Right race in Carolina of the North and went to look for fortune in the West. Once there, he was a lawyer, he managed to have many assets, he was part of the high society, he obtained positions as prosecutor and judge; and made Tennessee the sixteenth State of the Union; and was named national hero by successfully defending New Orleans, in the second war with Britain. Among the many things he did as president of the United States, Jackson kept politics within his democratic sense of the frontier, he confronted the great capitalists, for he distrusted them; already by the year 1828 it was seen like a martyr of the democracy and represented the man of the town.