Why did Jackson object to the Second Bank of the United States?

A.
He believed that it was controlled by foreigners.

B.
He believed it was a tool of the wealthy.

C.
He believed that it gave out too many loans.

D.
He believed that it was a threat to national security.

The answer is option B or "He believed it was a tool of the wealthy. " Andrew Jackson was well known for hating the banks of America because he thought it favored the rich and didn't help the poor. Jackson also feared of expansion towards the east of America which would destroy the west foundations. Jackson was also known for being born in a poor family and had the experience and at that time the power to change things and it was a win for poor Americans in the United States.

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Why did Jackson object to the Second Bank of the United States? A. He believed that it was controlled by foreigners. B. He believed it was a tool of the wealthy. C. He believed that it gave out too many loans. D. He believed that it was a threat to national security.

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Why did Jackson object to the Second Bank of the United States?

A.
He believed that it was controlled by foreigners.

B.
He believed it was a tool of the wealthy.

C.
He believed that it gave out too many loans.

D.
He believed that it was a threat to national security.