History Question's

In your own words, summarize the main idea of this source in 3-4 sentences.

What impact did Jackson have on the nation with his decision? one social and one economic impact

In your opinion, which event had a greater impact on the United States? Why?

In 1832, President Jackson’s foe’s passed a bill forcing him to pass a bill to recharter the bank.Jackson refused due to the fact his reelection campaign was coming up and he didn't want to anger his supporters or Americans who wanted a stable banking system.Without being affected by the forceful veto of the bill, he still won the reelection in 1832.He took that reelection as a call from his supporters to carry on with his attacks on the banks.

2nd question

The economic effect of Jackson’s war on the banks remains unclear to us today, because it’s difficult for researchers to prove why the economy behaves the way it does. Jackson’s decision to move the Nation’s money out of the Bank of the United States received strong support from conservative businesspeople, who believed the bank’s destruction would increase their ability to borrow money and open up new business opportunities.

3rd answer

I feel that the celebrated Bank wars had a greater impacts it had a impact on social and economic and with out money you couldnt really do anything also it had a negative impact on the president so it impacted the whole country because the president does things for.
I feel the Celebrated Bank War had a great impact on the United States because they have a chance to redeem themselves, and make there bank more popular and effective.

Is this correct or do they need to be edited before i turn them in?

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History Question's

In your own words, summarize the main idea of this source in 3-4 sentences.

What impact did Jackson have on the nation with his decision? one social and one economic impact

In your opinion, which event had a greater impact on the United States? Why?

In 1832, President Jackson’s foe’s passed a bill forcing him to pass a bill to recharter the bank.Jackson refused due to the fact his reelection campaign was coming up and he didn't want to anger his supporters or Americans who wanted a stable banking system.Without being affected by the forceful veto of the bill, he still won the reelection in 1832.He took that reelection as a call from his supporters to carry on with his attacks on the banks.

2nd question

The economic effect of Jackson’s war on the banks remains unclear to us today, because it’s difficult for researchers to prove why the economy behaves the way it does. Jackson’s decision to move the Nation’s money out of the Bank of the United States received strong support from conservative businesspeople, who believed the bank’s destruction would increase their ability to borrow money and open up new business opportunities.

3rd answer

I feel that the celebrated Bank wars had a greater impacts it had a impact on social and economic and with out money you couldnt really do anything also it had a negative impact on the president  so it impacted the whole country because the president does things for.
I feel the Celebrated Bank War had a great impact on the United States because they have a chance to redeem themselves, and make there bank more popular and effective.

Is this correct or do they need to be edited before i turn them in?

Hoodmemes · Answer

This was the story https://www.digitalhistory.uh.edu/disp_textbook.cfm?smtid=2&psid=3547

imnotsmartlol · Answer

hmmmmmm donkey?

Hoodmemes · Answer

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hmmmmmm donkey?
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hmmm weeb?

imnotsmartlol · Answer

$\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}$ @Hoodmemes
$\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}$ @imnotsmartlol
hmmmmmm donkey?
$\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}$
hmmm weeb?
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hmmmm yes?