In 1832, the Supreme Court (in "Worcester v. Georgia") ruled that Georgia's attempt to seize Cherokee lands was illegal. Jackson is reported to have remarked, "John Marshall has made his decision, now let him enforce it!" This incident would MOST accurately support the idea that Jackson __________.

believed in states' rights

was a defender of Native Americans

was a loose constructionist

believed that only the president was a national leader

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In 1832, the Supreme Court (in "Worcester v. Georgia") ruled that Georgia's attempt to seize Cherokee lands was illegal. Jackson is reported to have remarked, "John Marshall has made his decision, now let him enforce it!" This incident would MOST accurately support the idea that Jackson __________.

    believed in states' rights

    was a defender of Native Americans

    was a loose constructionist

    believed that only the president was a national leader