What Political Consequence Did Jackson's Veto of the Second Bank

question 8

Multiple Choice

What political consequence did Jackson's veto of the Second Bank of the United States' charter have?

• A) Jackson's opponents were so angry about his veto that they established a permanent opposition political party.
• B) Henry Clay's opposition to Jackson's veto led to Clay's landslide victory in the presidential election of 1832 and the end of the Age of Jackson.
• C) The Supreme Court gained the power to declare presidential vetoes unconstitutional.
• D) Jackson's veto resulted in the "monied aristocracy" shifting permanently to support the Democratic Party in future elections.

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