Answer:
During Andrew Jackson's time, one the strongest needs of the common man was having a say for the common American man in politics.
Step-by-step explanation:
Andrew Jackson was the first American president that did not come from a noble lineage. He ascended from being poor to the military and then to political life, which means he was a self-made politician. This gave hope of success to every middle class man in America which did not own land. From Jackson's time onward, the American people could freely express their concerns for the country and partake in the political life regardless of their background.