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75. Jefferson's arguments against the 1st Bank of the United States were based primarily upon the belief thata. the bank would fail to stabilize credit and pricesb. the bank was unconstitutional because it involved an inappropriate exercise of "implied powers"c. the bank had not been given enough power to control state banks and inflationd. the bank would be used to assist Britain in its war against the French Republice. the bank would benefit southern and western agricultural interests far more than northeastern financial interest
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