Question

What was Andrew Jackson's perspective on the McCulloch v. Maryland case?

Answer 1

He basically detested the outcome (Maryland won) and did not favor the US banking system afterwards.

Answer 2

How about for Gibbons vs. Ogden Supreme Court? He didn't like that either right?

Answer 3

Yeah, I believe he didn't like that one either.

Answer 4

Do you know why? I know that he didn't like it because he thought the federal government shouldn't be involved an economic activities, and that state laws should've been put in their own borders. Am I wrong, or am I missing something? :)

Answer 5

That's pretty much about why he didn't like it. He felt that it wasn't the government's place to do things like that.

Answer 6

Oh alright! Well, thank you so much for clarifying things for me!

Answer 7

:D