Question

which group describes the members of the whig party who opposed andrew jackson? group a group b group a small farmers and others that distrusted banks strong supporters of slavery proponents of westward expansion people who questioned the market economy group b people opposed to slavery merchants and bankers moral reformers, especially with respect to native americans people who supported the market economy

Explanation:

The Whig Party members who opposed Andrew Jackson were typically merchants, bankers, supporters of the market economy, moral reformers (including regarding Native Americans), and often opposed to slavery (in contrast to Jackson's Democratic base). Group B has these characteristics: people opposed to slavery, merchants and bankers, moral reformers (re Native Americans), and supporters of the market economy. Group A's traits (distrust of banks, pro - slavery, pro - westward expansion, questioning market economy) align more with Jackson's supporters (like the Democratic base) rather than Whigs opposing Jackson.

Answer:

Group B