Read the statement.
The controversy during Jackson’s presidency over the Second Bank of the United States was largely a dispute over __________.
Which phrase most accurately completes the statement?
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1) the impact of the spoils system on the credibility of appointed political leaders
2) South Carolina’s nullification of a tariff law that allowed states to secede
3) the division of power between the federal government and state governments
4) the tariffs Congress passed on British goods to protect American business interests
I am stuck between the answers 4 and 2 but I am not sure which one, I am mainly thinking 2 though.
The answer is 3.
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but since it is only one answer that gets hard.
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guys lol><: is correct the answer is 1,3.
To determine the correct answer, we need to analyze the information provided and understand the context of the statement. In this case, the controversy during Jackson's presidency was specifically related to the Second Bank of the United States.
Option 1, which mentions the spoils system, is not directly related to the dispute over the Second Bank. The spoils system refers to the practice of political appointments based on loyalty and support rather than qualifications.
Option 2 involves South Carolina's nullification of a tariff law and a potential secession. While this event occurred during Jackson's presidency, it was a separate controversy known as the Nullification Crisis.
Option 3, which mentions the division of power between the federal and state governments, does not directly address the dispute over the Second Bank.
Option 4 relates to the tariffs Congress imposed on British goods to protect American business interests. However, this is not the main focus of the controversy over the Second Bank.
Given this analysis, the most accurate answer is option 3: the division of power between the federal government and state governments. The dispute over the Second Bank of the United States revolved around the balance of power and states' rights versus federal authority.