Question

8.) which of the following best describes what andrew jackson meant when said, “john marshall has made his decision, now let him enforce it.”? 10 points he would not support the south’s decision to secede he would not stop the hanging of south carolina senator john c. calhoun he would not support marshall’s attempts to take american indian lands he would not act to ensure georgia respected the decision of the supreme court john ross john ross (1790 - 1866) was the principal chief of the cherokee nation. he was born in present day alabama, and his family later moved to georgia. ross, similar to mcintosh, was also of mixed heritage. like many of the creek chiefs, ross spoke english and practiced many european customs. ross became a successful business man when he began selling goods to the u.s. government in what became chattanooga, tennessee. he used the profits he earned to buy a plantation and create a ferry business. ross used his wealth and connections to win several governmental positions in the cherokee nation, eventually becoming principal chief in 1827. during the same time, white

Explanation:

Andrew Jackson's statement was in response to the Supreme - Court's decision in Worcester v. Georgia which ruled in favor of the Cherokee Nation's sovereignty. Jackson, as President, chose not to enforce the Court's decision and allowed Georgia to continue its actions against the Cherokee. He essentially showed that he would not act to ensure Georgia respected the decision of the Supreme Court.

Answer:

He would not act to ensure Georgia respected the decision of the Supreme Court