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Why did Andrew Jackson prefer state banks to a national bank? He believed state banks were more helpful to the people who elected him. He believed state banks could do more to pay national expenses. He
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Why did Andrew Jackson prefer state banks to a national bank?

He believed state banks were more helpful to the people who elected him.
He believed state banks could do more to pay national expenses.
He believed state banks took money away from the common people.

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The answer is A

"He believed state banks were more helpful to the people who elected him."

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its a. i did it

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