Summarize the details of McCulloch v. Maryland and Gibbons v. Ogden from Jackson’s perspective. Step Two Select three of the following aspects and influences of Jackson’s presidency: Nullification Crisis National Bank veto Maysville Road veto political participation constitutional government Specie Circular Review the requirements for creating your social network profile. Your profile must: include President Jackson’s name and picture include five status updates describing Jackson’s perspective on the court cases and/or selected aspects of his presidency each status update should be at least three complete sentences include two images as visual representations for the status updates (images should relate to the court cases and/or selected aspects of his presidency) include a one-sentence caption for each image ill give brainliest and an extra 50 point to the person who gets brainliest

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McCulloch v. Maryland

The McCulloch vs Maryland argument would affect my plan on opening my business because Maryland is a sovereign state which means it has its right to tax individuals and other businesses in its state borders. Also, the McCulloch would relate to my business plan since it stated that the federal government had powers to Constitutional which was not listed so it is known as “implied powers”. The implied powers grant congress to establish a national bank.

Gibbons v. Ogden:  

Gibbons v Ogden Aaron Gordon and Thomas Gibbons were in this case. Ogden did not want Gibbons to operate on his waters, so he then filed a complaint to the Court of Chancy of New York. So, then Gibbons received this warning and he appealed to it. This case affected me because I am transporting goods, so this case has paved a way for me doing interstate trading.

This picture here shows the Nullification Process Specie Circular:The Nullification Process:  

South Carolina and President Andrew Jackson were involved in this. South Carolina’s argument was that the tariffs were unconstitutional, and they were not going to enforce anything on them. So, Jackson responds by the Proclamation of Nullification on South Carolina. This effects my railroad because South Carolina is where one of the places we must pass through and of South Carolina would have seceded then it would mess the whole plan.

This picture provides what it was like when the Specie CircularSpecie Circular:

The United bank and President Andrew Jackson were involved in Specie Circular which was an executive order issued by U.S President Jackson in 1836. It required a payment for the government land to be in gold and silver. What President Jackson did was destroy the Second National Bank by taking all the federal funds out of it and the money into state banks. The bank could not survive without federal money, so it collapsed before its charter was up. This will affect my construction because now the banks will give me loans.

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