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When the Second National Bank’s charter was to be renewed in 1832, President Jackson

signed the bill and added amendments to give the bank more power.
signed the bill and kept the bank going for another 20 years.
vetoed the bill and proposed a new national bank.
vetoed the bill and allowed the bank to dissolve.

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User Bkribbs
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Answer:

d

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User Noziar
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Answer:

The answer is D, Vetoed the bill and allowed it to dissolve.

Step-by-step explanation:

President Jackson did not support the national bank so when he was told to sign the bill to help the bank he did not like he vetoed it instead.

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