What Is the Significance of Andrew Jackson's Actions During the Bank

question 29

Multiple Choice

What is the significance of Andrew Jackson's actions during the Bank War?

• A) It marked the first time a president vetoed a bill passed by Congress.
• B) His refusal to respect the wishes of Congress resulted in the first impeachment hearing in American history.
• C) His strong stance cemented his reputation as the symbolic representative of the common people.
• D) He established a precedent of the president providing strong leadership during times of economic crisis.
• E) The economic panic that followed the Bank War resulted in Jackson losing his bid for a second term.

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