Short answers, pulled from the story.
Andrew Jackson was born on the 15th of March 1767 in the Waxhaws region of the Carolinas. He grew up with two older brothers named Hugh and Robert during a time of intense anti-British sentiment.
British troops captured Andrew Jackson and his brother in April 1781 while occupying a Crawford relative home. A British officer slashed him with a sword leaving permanent scars on his left hand and head before both boys contracted smallpox in a prisoner-of-war camp in Camden, South Carolina.
Approximately 70,000 people were displaced costing thousands of lives due to unsanitary conditions epidemics and resistance to expulsion. The act added over 170,000 square miles to public domain primarily benefiting agricultural interests.
On the 10th of July 1832 Andrew Jackson vetoed the recharter bill arguing against surrendering majority will to wealthy desires. He viewed the bank as a fourth branch of government run by an elite money power controlling labor and earnings.
Andrew Jackson issued a proclamation on December 10 condemning nullifiers rejecting right of secession placing South Carolina on brink of insurrection and treason. On March 2 he signed Force Bill and Tariff of 1833 ending confrontation temporarily while South Carolina Convention rescinded nullification ordinance but nullified Force Bill in final defiance.