by robin blackburn

RObin Blackburn

robinjr17 — 2013-04-11 12:24:23 UTC

Question

robinjr17 — 2013-04-11 12:29:02 UTC

1) How does ANdrew Jackson fight the bank?

RObin Blackburn

robinjr17 — 2013-04-11 12:31:09 UTC

Read the Inauguratin of ANdrew Jackson on Page 594.

2) Describe how Mrs. Harrison felt about what happened at the inauguration?

RObin Blackburn

robinjr17 — 2013-04-11 12:34:48 UTC

3) Using information you have learned for support, What qualities helped Andrew Jackson succeed and how was he involved in the SPOILS SYSTEM?

Matt p and Anthony p

2013-04-11 12:39:41 UTC

1) Jackson odered secretary of the treasury to stop

putting goverment money in the bank.

Instead he deposited federal money in state banks

Melanie Dugas

2013-04-11 12:41:07 UTC

Andrew Jackson fights the bank by vetoing the bank bill to renew the charter. He thought the bank was unconstitutional and he felt that the bank helped aristocrats at the expense of the common people.

Matt p and Anthony p

2013-04-11 12:43:19 UTC

2) She felt that there was tons of people and they were all pushing and shoving each other to shake hands with the president and she said that there was men with bloody noses and there was women fainting.

Alexia A. Cammy M. Morgan P.

2013-04-11 12:43:46 UTC

1. President Andrew Jackson had a long strife with the United States Bank. The Bank already had great power because it controlled all the loans made by state banks. President Jackson thought of the bank as undemocratic. Mr. Biddle along with other Whigs worried that Jackson might try to distroy the Bank. Finally, after a huge feud, Jackson vetoed the Bank and the Bank was forced to close.

Melanie Dugas

2013-04-11 12:46:02 UTC

At the inaguration, Mrs. Harrison felt as if everything was in chaos. Women were fainting and men were seen with bloody noses. Also, good china and cut glass worth several thousands of dollars were ruined in order to get refreshments. She felt as if this wasn't a good thing and that the immense crowds were too much.

Matt p and Anthony p

2013-04-11 12:49:37 UTC

3) Jackson was involved because he stopped putting goverment money in the bank and they had to close down because they didnt have a charter.

Corey Biello

2013-04-11 12:50:29 UTC

1) Andrew Jackson fought the the bank of the United States by vetoing the bill to extend the charter

Mike Montanaro and Mitchell Kiernan

2013-04-11 12:50:49 UTC

1. He gave two reasons to the federalists why the bank of america isnt good. He told people that the bank was unconstitioutional even though the supreme court favored the bank. Also the bank helped aristocrates at the expenses of commen people. The whigs supported Jackson and rejected the bank

Melanie Dugas

2013-04-11 12:53:42 UTC

Qualities that helped Andrew Jackson succeed were him being a self-made man. Having strength and power for being preisdent. Also, reward for victory helped Jackson in a big way because replacing over 200 previous presidential appointees. He was involved in the spoils system because the reward for victory started the spoils systems.

Jasmine

2013-04-11 12:55:31 UTC

Andrew Jackson fought the bank by vetiong it and extending the charter with two reasons. One was that he stated it was unconstitutional even thought the supreme court was in favor of the bank and two he felt that the bank helped aristocrats at expense of common people