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What groups of Americans were potentially helped by Andrew Jackson’s removal of the bank? How were they helped?
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What groups of Americans were potentially helped by Andrew Jackson’s removal of the bank? How were they helped?

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Answer: probably the non wealthy

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The non-wealthy. Jackson Believed The bank benifeted the wealthy. He wanted to give more power to the common man. He also helped increase the voting rights from wealthy white men, to an average white man

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