Why did andrew jackson oppose the federal bank?

Many people opposed the idea. They believed that a national bank was unconstitutional and would place too much power in the hands of the federal government. Despite the opposition, Hamilton prevailed, and Congress created the Bank of the United States (often called the First Bank), granting it a 20-year charter.

For Europe, the most positive result of the congress of Vienna was that THE BALANCE OF POWER WAS RESTORED. This is in relation to the rise and fall of Napoleon. Hope this answers your question.  

so the answer is 100% A

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