Question

Which of the following did Jackson think favored the wealthy? the national debt the Indian Removal Act the right to vote the National Bank

Answer 1

Andrew Jackson believed that the National Bank favored the wealthy. He viewed it as an institution that primarily benefited the rich and powerful rather than the average American. Jackson's opposition to the National Bank was a key part of his political stance, leading to his eventual decision to veto its recharter and remove federal deposits from it.