A.allowing South Carolina to secede from UnionB.depositing federal funds in the National BankC.refusing to be bound by Supreme Court decisionsD.vetoing the Force Act of 1833 Some people said it's C.But in my textbook, the author uses lots of paragraphs to talk about the veto rights to thge congress to gain more presidential power.So, I became confused~
If you look at Jackson denying the Supreme Court and kicking the Indians out of the East--you know it has to be C.
C. he told the Supreme Court Justice now that you have made your decision, you enforce it.
The answer is C. Jackson was against nullificatiion by S. Carolina. Jackson was against Nicholas Biddle and the National Bank of the US but believed ina stronger bank system of individual states. He was for the tariffs in South Carolina that were part of the Force Acts of 1833. Jackson was once quoted as saying The Court has made their ruling , now let them try to enforce it.
