A factor that supports the words in the excerpt is <u>B
. The </u><u>debates </u><u>over the </u><u>federal government's </u><u>proper </u><u>role </u><u>had </u><u>intensified </u><u>during the </u><u>early nineteenth century.</u>
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Under Andrew Jackson:
The Second Bank of the United States was shut down.
The Federal government was limited in exercising its power.
Andrew Jackson was a proponent of the belief that the state government should have more power than the federal government and this fit into the arguments at the time, of what exactly the federal government was meant to do.
He then tried to reduce the powers of the federal government as best he could and one way was the shutting down of the Second Bank of the U.S.
The agricultural revolution in the 18th century, Favorable financial institutions, advances in transportation, a ready supply of mineral resources, and a vast colonial market.