What were two major problems the us faced when Andrew Jackson was elected?

Answer 1

There was contention about the tariff which the Northeastern states wanted, but

the Southern states hated.

There was the problem about what to do with the Indians in the Southern states.

Slavery was a problem-- should it be expanded into the new western states?

Should it be abolished altogether?

I do not know which two you think are "major"

Answer 2

Many but in my opinion the most distressing thing in Andrew Jackson's Presidency was his refusal to uphold and enforce a decision by the US Supreme Court. His complete disregard of the Court's decision granting the Cherokee tribe sovereignty and then allowing the Cherokee Nation to be forcibly removed and set upon the Trail of Tears is one of the most undemocratic, unethical, and inhumane things that has threatened the very existence of our Country. Never before or since has our system of checks and balances been so willfully disregarded.

Answer 3

President Jackson transferred funds out of the Bank of the United States which led to the great depression.