Answer:
He replaced the Bank of the United States with smaller state banks.
Explanation:
President Andrew Jackson was against the Bank of the United States because he believed that the bank had unusual political and economic power and that there was no Congressional oversight over its business. He made his presidential campaign over the Banks issues, defending that the bank symbolized the privileged class of businessmen that oppressed the rest of the people in America.
In September 1833 he removed all federal funds from the Second Bank of the US and redistributed the funds to the various state banks and with that, he destroyed the bank officially in 1836.
