An immense issue concerning the nation was the control and stability of the national bank. When president Jackson vetoes the Renewal of the Bank charter on July 10, 1832 (Doc. B), he argued that the control of the bank was not in the ands of the common people, but instead in the hands of foreign people and the rich populous of the nation. The common men in the nation, especially westerners such as Jackson, had blamed the Panic of 1819 on the national bank. Thus proving that Jackson desired equality among each person of the country. Jackson found that The Constitution testifies that the government should be in the hands of the people, and the national bank was an important figure of he government. Therefore, Jackson viewed the bank as unconstitutional, opposing the Supreme Court ruling in M

Foreign visitors, such as Harriet Martineau, see each person of America as free and independent (Doc. D). However, this could not be farther from the truth. Philip Hone’s statements (Doc. E) about riots in Philadelphia and New York were among the lower class Irish, the minority, and the white Americans exhibited an example of class and economic diversity.

In the Nullification Crisis, Jackson threatened to use force against the nullifiers. He also issued a proclamation that prohibited South Carolina from being able to nullify federal tariffs. By doing this, Jackson strongly went against state rights, proving himself as an orthodox federalist. The Acts and Resolutions of South Carolina (Doc. F) are examples of declarations for state rights that Jackson would have opposed. This shows how Jackson increased his powers of presidency beyond the ones that were intended for him stated in the Constitution.

Because the Jacksonian Democrats gave the common man a false sense of power and a right to economic opportunity, the working class felt that it had a voice to speak out against any abuses of their rights as stated in "The Working Men's Declaration of Independence" (Doc. A). This statement was not enough to

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