Which of the following is NOT true of President Jackson's veto of the renewal bill for the Second Bank of the United States: a) Jackson justified it by claiming the bank was unconstitutional and a threat to the liberty of the common man. b) His veto was widely supported by wealthy and working-class alike. c) It was criticized as despotic, earning Jackson the derisive nickname of "King Andrew the First". d) Jackson finished-off the Bank of the United States by ordering his administration to deposit money with state banks instead of in the national bank.

Which of the following is NOT true of President Jackson's veto of the renewal bill for the Second Bank of the United States: a) Jackson justified it by claiming the bank was unconstitutional and a threat to the liberty of the common man. b) His veto was widely supported by wealthy and working-class alike. c) It was criticized as despotic, earning Jackson the derisive nickname of "King Andrew the First". d) Jackson finished-off the Bank of the United States by ordering his administration to deposit money with state banks instead of in the national bank.