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Which answer best describes how Democratic-Republicans during Jackson's era felt about the Constitution? (1 point) They thought it was a living document that should be revised when necessary. They thought it should be left to the Supreme Court to interpret without state interference. They thought it gave the federal government implied powers to set up national banks and offices. They thought it should be strictly followed to prevent the government from interfering with business.

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It's actually D They thought it should be strictly followed to prevent the government from interfering with business.
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The Democratic-Republicans during President Jackson's era felt that there is a strict necessity to follow the constitution to prevent the government from interfering with the business.

What is the significance of Democratic-Republicans?

The Democratic-Republicans were quite positive about the regulations of the American Constitution at the time of Jackson's presidency. They were of the beliefs that government should not interfere with the businesses.

Hence, option D holds true regarding the thoughts of Democratic-Republicans.

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