What did the black plague do to your body?

The black plague caused tumors and caused the skin to die and turn black. 

The black plaque was a common name for a disease called Bubonic Plaque is a bacterial infection caused by a variant of Yersinia Pestis. An extremely infectious and dangerous disease, the disease is known for being carried on the fleas or bodies of animals, commonly rodents like Prairie Dogs and in the case of Europe; Rats.

The diseases causes growth of Bubo which are swollen lymph nodes that are swollen and tender to the point that they could break open. Additionally bleeding through orrifices, muscle cramps, delirium, etc... Are all symptoms of the disease.

He thought it was unconstitutional and that it favored the rich.

Explanation:

Andrew Jackson was a strong supporter of the "common man," and was more opposed to the wealthy, aristocratic businessmen in the US.

He sympathized with lower class farmers and rural Westerners, and feared the expansion of business in the North.

The Bank of the United States, to Jackson, would expand business but harm the "common man."

He saw it as unconstitutional and unfair, so he was strongly opposed to it.

The correct answer is that he thought it was unconstitutional and that it favored the rich.