AP US Historymediummcq1 pt
Jackson's Bank War ended with
A.the Second Bank's charter expiring after he withdrew deposits
B.the Bank's permanent recharter
C.a Supreme Court ruling for the Bank
D.the Bank buying the presidency
Explanation
Core Concept
Jackson vetoed recharter and moved federal deposits to 'pet banks,' killing the Bank — a populist victory that bred economic instability.
Correct Answer
Athe Second Bank's charter expiring after he withdrew deposits
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