Why did Jacksonian democrats oppose the national bank? A)they thought it would weaken the federal government B) they though it would destabilize the currency C)they thought it undermined the economy D)they

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Why did Jacksonian democrats oppose the national bank?

A)they thought it would weaken the federal government

B) they though it would destabilize the currency

C)they thought it undermined the economy

D)they thought it favored a wealthy few

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I am pretty sure that it is D) they thought it favored a wealthy few

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