What was the artist of this cartoon trying to accomplish? He wanted to convince the public that Jackson was worthy of becoming a king. He wanted to show that Jackson was really a puppet king loyal to the British. He wanted to convince the public that Jackson was abusing his power as president

The correct answer is C) He wanted to convince the public that Jackson was abusing his power as president.

Although you did not include the cartoon, doing some research we can say that what was the artist of this cartoon trying to accomplish was: "He wanted to convince the public that Jackson was abusing his power as president."

In the cartoon we can see that United States President Andrew Jackson is portrayed as a King, wearing a crown. It is titled "King Andrew the First," and it is believed that it appeared in 1832-33. In the cartoon. Jackson is treading the US Constitution, and over his head, it has a title that says "Born to Command."

So the author of the political cartoon is trying to depict Jackson as a despotic ruler after President Andrew Jackson withdrew funds from the Bank of the United States.

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