How Did Andrew Jackson Contribute To Influence History?

History has had numerous leaders that left the mark in America and one of them was Martin Van Buren. The peaceful honorable president, Democrat, state secretary, and vice president is just a few of the words used to describe great man like Martin Van Buren that many achievements throughout his time in history.
Van Buren had a great interest in politics at around the time he was seventeen. He then became a lawyer and as his interest in politics grew he became the state senator of New York. As the years passed as a senator of New York he then became the senator of the United States, were he met Andrew Jackson, who was president at the time. In addition, as U.S. Senator Van Buren worked with Jackson a lot becoming close allies. Afterwards, Van Buren was elected Secretary of State by none other than Andrew Jackson, the president, himself. Becoming Secretary of State led Van Buren to influence history by serving alongside Andrew Jackson.
Once as Secretary of State Van Buren was able to come to an agreement with Great Britain that allowed the United States to trade goods with the British West Indies. Another

accomplishment as the secretary of the U.S. was coming to an agreement with France in the Napoleonic War and another agreement to trade goods access to the Black Sea with the Ottoman Empire. Van Buren had other important treaties and agreements with other countries that helped the U.S. establish trades to vinous countries it could not access before. Van Buren has made an enormous contribution to the U.S. history that could not have gone without.
At this level, after helping establish trading with numerous other countries rather than just Great Britain, Van Buren ended his career as secretary Of the U.S in 1831, only to Become Vice President in 1833 alongside Andrew Jackson.

Furthermore, Van Buren helped create the first political party with Andrew Jackson and named it the Democratic Party. As a part of the Democratic Party there was also the first National Convention that nominated the candidates, and it was all because of the team up that Van Buren and Andrew Jackson had that made it possible for Van Buren to become Vice president. In addition, Van Buren now as vice president helped stop an impending war with France because France had broken the agreement that was made in 1832, failed to comply with the payment. In other words Van Buren has influenced history and is recognized for his abounding

successes.
Afterwards, Van Buren ended his career once again in order to become President himself. During the Presidential elections of 1836 Van Buren went agents the Whig Party and won by fifty-seven percent of the votes. Pursuing this further, Van Buren became president and was known to be an honest and peaceful president in his time. As president he avoided getting into War with any country; and for some weird reason people of his time did not appreciate that the country was not at War. Other than people not liking the idea of no War, Van Buren was a great president that only ran one term in office. The time Van Buren was in office there was a desperation called The Panic of 1837, which hit the country and they were struggling time for everyone including the president. Martin Van Buren had many triumphs, but Presidency did not come so easy for him in that point in history.
In conclusion, Martin Van Buren had many triumphs that have made an important factor in history up to this day, Some of Van Buren’s accomplishments have been Secretary of State, Democrat, Vice President, and President that have shaped history and build the Country that is known as the United States of America.