Jacksonian Democracy affected wealthy bankers in that it removed power from their hands.
What did Andrew Jackson do?
Andrew Jackson was against the nation's elite especially private bankers who were linked with the Second Bank of the United States.
He came against the Bank and those who benefitted from it because he believed that the government had become too centralized and those bankers held too much power. Under him, they lost some of that power.
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