What position did Andrew Jackson take regarding state rights?

Answer 1

he thought it had to be put into more concern

he thought that the union was more important and thought that nullification was a type of treason against the union that he held so dear. to him, states' rights were second compared to his union holding together.

Answer 2

Jackson believed in following the Constitution which says that all powers not explicitly given to the federal government ,belong to the states. Accordingly he vetoed the Maysville road bill because the road lay entirely in the state of Kentucky and could not be called a national highway.

Answer 3

Andrew Jackson was a strong defender of states rights, but not to the extent that they threatened the Union. He believed in the unity of the nation above all else.

Answer 4

Andrew Jackson sought for the national government to have limited powers. He wanted states to have more exercise over their own laws.

Answer 5

He favored a strong central goverment . But he grew up poor so he was against industries and ritch people . That is why he killed the nationial bank .

Answer 6

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