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It was mainly because the Southern people as it did not benefit them in any way and they were in favor of Jacksonian Democracy. McCulloch v. Maryland said that the Second National Bank of the U.S. certainly was constitutional. Andrew Jackson revolted against the courts and didn’t listen to them.

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