Question

what issue influenced president jackson to veto the maysville road bill?
whether internal improvements within states should be federally funded
whether the executive branch was more powerful than the legislative branch
whether the will of the people would prevail
whether state governments would provide financial support to the federal government

Explanation:

The Maysville Road Bill was a proposed federal funding for a road entirely within Kentucky. Jackson, who believed in limited federal spending on internal improvements that only benefited a single state, vetoed it. The key issue was federal funding for internal improvements within a state. The other options (executive vs legislative power, people's will, state - to - federal financial support) are not relevant to the Maysville Road Bill veto.

Answer:

whether internal improvements within states should be federally funded