Brainliest !: ) step one: 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 step three: 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

on april 10, 1816, the congress of the united states passed an act titled "an act to incorporate the subscribers to the bank of the united states", which provided for the  incorporation  of the  second bank of the united states. the bank first went into full operation in  philadelphia, pennsylvania. in 1817, the bank opened a branch in  baltimore, maryland, and transacted and carried on business as a branch of the bank of the united states by issuing  bank notes, discounting  promissory notes, and performing other operations usual and customary for banks to do and perform. both sides of the  litigation  admitted that the president, directors, and company of the bank had no authority to establish the baltimore branch, or office of discount and deposit, other than the fact that maryland had adopted the constitution of the united states.

on february 11, 1818, the general assembly of maryland passed an act titled, "an act to impose a tax on all banks, or branches thereof, in the  state  of  maryland, not chartered by the legislature"

“the iliad” (gr: “iliás”) is an epic poem by the ancient greek poet homer, which recounts some of the significant events of the final weeks of the trojan war and the greek siege of the city of troy (which was also known as ilion, ilios or ilium in ancient times).