Asked by sh

What action affected the second Bank of the United States after Jackson's reelection?

(1 point)

Jackson placed funds from state banks into the Federal Treasury.

Jackson removed the bank's funds and placed them in state banks.

Jackson appointed the acting Treasury secretary to the Supreme Court.

Jackson refused to allow the Federal Treasury to issue paper currency.

All Answers 1

Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
Jackson removed the bank's funds and placed them in state banks.

After his 1832 reelection Jackson ordered federal deposits withdrawn from the Second Bank of the United States and redistributed to selected "pet" state banks, undermining the national bank.