Which statements describe the Whig Party that was created in the 1830s? Check all that apply.

The party thought states should fund their own infrastructure projects.

The party wanted more investment in infrastructure projects.

Members believed that Jackson was abusing his executive power.

Members thought Jackson was getting overrun by powerful states.

The party was organized in response to an economic crisis.

The party was organized in response to the National Bank controversy.

The Whig party that was created in the 1830s was described by the following:

The party thought states should fund their infrastructure projects. The party wanted more investment in infrastructure projects. Members believed that Jackson was abusing his executive power. The party was organized in response to an economic crisis. Explanation: The Whig Party was a 'political party' formed in '1834' by antagonists of President Jackson and his outrageous Jacksonian Advocates. It was led by 'Henry Clay' and the name Whigs was stemmed from the Anti-monarchist party. Their ranks included members of the 'Anti-Masonic Party' and the advocates who were embittered with the leadership of the President. Whigs were united in their support of the Second Bank of United States (an institution Andrew Jackson lamented) and opposing Jackson's inclination for ignoring Supreme Court decisions and disputing the Constitution. They were not formally an 'anti-slavery party', but abolitionists had more in common with the 'Whigs' than the 'pro-slavery Jacksonian Democrats' as Jackson was a 'vocal proponent of slavery' and personally owned more than '150 slaves'.

The statements that describe the Whig Party that was created in the 1830s are:

-The party wanted more investment in infrastructure projects.

-Members believed that Jackson was abusing his executive power.

-The party was organized in response to the National Bank controversy.

Explanation:

The Whig Party was a political party active during the mid-nineteenth century. Together with the Democratic Party, the Whig party was one of the main parties in the US political scenario between the late 1830s and early 1850s, a period that some scholars have called the "second party system".

Whigs promoted a program of economic interventionism known as the "American system", which provided for the establishment of protectionist tariffs, federal subsidies for the construction of infrastructures and the establishment of a central bank. The Whig also supported the modernization of the country, meritocracy, the rule of law, the establishment of political mechanisms that would limit the tyranny of the majority in Congress and which could limit the advent of the dictatorship. The base of support for the Whig party came mainly from the entrepreneurial, agrarian, reformist and Protestant classes, as well as from the urban middle class, while it obtained little support from the peasant class and unskilled workers.