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What were the results of President Jackson's attack on the Bank of the United States? [Select all that apply.]Jackson's plan, or lack thereof, for the BUS helped cause severe economic problems.Nicholas Biddle resigned as president of the BUS.Jackson succeeded in severely weakening the BUS.The charter for the BUS was eventually renewed in 1836.Prices on western lands skyrocketed.
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