Jackson's presidensy

Jackson viewed himself as the spokesman of the people, in return people believed that: “He reflected the American image of a natural born frontiersman who could take a bullet in the chest without flinching”. No president before and few of his followers exercised more authority or leadership

Andrew Jackson took office with hope to increase economic opportunities for ordinary citizens. He refused to sanction the recharter of the Bank of the Unites States. Jackson strongly believed that Congress did not have the authority to create the Bank in the first place, but he also viewed the Bank as operating for the primary benefit of the upper classes at the expense of the working people. Jackson used one of his doezen vetoes, and the Bank’s congressional supporters did not have enough votes to overrule him. The Bank ceased to exist when its charter expired in 183

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