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Why did Andrew Jackson argue that the National Bank was unconstitutional?

Why did Andrew Jackson argue that the National Bank was unconstitutional?
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Why did Andrew Jackson argue that the National Bank was unconstitutional?

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He thought it was a threat to the traditional ideals with which America was endowed. He thought that the control of money in a centralized entity was a threat to American society.
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because of money

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