they beleived it favored a small number of rich investors.
He thought it only served the ritch
He thought it only served the ritch
they beleived it favored a small number of rich investors.
The believed it favored a wealthy few.
The believed it favored a wealthy few.
He thought it only served the ritch
He viewed it as a blow to congressional authority.
Democrats believe in the state bank.
Andrew Jackson was considered the champion for the common man. He strongly disapproved of the first national bank and vetoed the commencement of a second one for several reasons. The most important reason is because he felt that national banks gave monopolies to rich seeing as that's who the banks were owned and operated by. This principle was unfair to the common man and that's exactly how his decision symbolized Jacksonian Democracy.
Both the Whigs and the Democrats had been in one party, the Democratic-Republicans. The Democrats were champions of states' rights, and was basically the same party as it is today. The Whigs wanted a strong federal government, and began as the opposition to Jackson, but ended when the party split into additional factions.
He felt the banks polices favored too much wealthy people, and hurt an average person. -B
He felt the banks polices favored too much wealthy people, and hurt an average person. -B
Yes