6.)Which answer best describes how Maryland responded to the national bank created when the U.S. government tried to borrow money after the War of 1812?

A.)Maryland passed a law that made the national bank pay a large tax to the state.

B.)Maryland repealed a law that made banks have to pay extra taxes to the state.***

C.)Maryland reduced fees in the state banks to compete against the national bank.

D.)Maryland increased the services in the state banks to compete against the national bank.

Can some1 help me please, I'm not sure but I think it's B

It's not B.

http://www.infoplease.com/us/supreme-court/cases/ar21.html

Ok, got it, it's A

Yes, A.

the answer is A

To determine the correct answer, we can break down the options and analyze each one:

A) Maryland passed a law that made the national bank pay a large tax to the state.
B) Maryland repealed a law that made banks have to pay extra taxes to the state.
C) Maryland reduced fees in the state banks to compete against the national bank.
D) Maryland increased the services in the state banks to compete against the national bank.

The question is asking about Maryland's response to the national bank created after the War of 1812. This means we need to consider what Maryland did in relation to the national bank's operations.

Option A states that Maryland passed a law imposing a large tax on the national bank. This would suggest that Maryland had a negative response to the national bank, potentially hindering its operations. However, this is not correct, as Maryland actually took the national bank to court over the issue of taxation, leading to the famous Supreme Court case McCulloch v. Maryland.

Option B states that Maryland repealed a law that made banks pay extra taxes to the state. This is the correct answer. In McCulloch v. Maryland, the Supreme Court ruled that Maryland's law imposing taxes on the national bank was unconstitutional. As a result, Maryland repealed this law, indicating a response to the national bank.

Option C suggests that Maryland reduced fees in state banks to compete against the national bank. There is no evidence to suggest that this was Maryland's response to the national bank.

Option D posits that Maryland increased services in state banks to compete against the national bank. Again, there is no evidence to support this as Maryland's response.

Thus, the correct answer is B) Maryland repealed a law that made banks have to pay extra taxes to the state.