As the second national bank faltered, president jackson
1.ordered funds from the bank to be returned to depositors.
2.removed funds from the bank and deposited them in state banks.
3.created a system of state banks to replace the national bank.
4.pressed congress for a set of laws that would abolish state banks.

The correct answer is 2) emoved funds from the bank and deposited them in state banks.

As the Second National Bank faltered, President Jackson removed funds from the bank and deposited them in state banks.

President Jackson always opposed to the Second National Bank because he thought it favored wealthy people over the common citizen. So on September 10, 1833, he stopped using the bank. Using his executive powers as President, he removed the deposits of the bank and deposited them in state banks. The bank charter officially ended in 1836.

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