When president andrew jackson vetoed the extension of the second national bank’s charter, the national bank

a.) was divided up and taken over by state banks
b.) had to borrow money to continue operating
c.) ceased to operate after its charter expired
d.) had its charter renewed by popular vote

The answer is C, after Jackson vetoed the second bank. Why would they want to renew the first bank? So after it expired they didn't renew it.

When President Andrew Jackson vetoed the extension of the Second National Bank's charter, the national bank ceased to operate after its charter expired.

The political conflict over the decision of rechartering the Second National Bank's during President's Jackson administration is called The Bank War. The President vetoed the bill because he augmented it was unconstitutional. After he vetoed it, the bank was dissolved as an entity and it was replaced by various state banks.

Probably japan. they got a really high life expectancy.

Because the discoveries were some of the oldest human remains.