Which statement best describes the significance of president andrew jackson’s response to the supreme court’s decision? a it showed how the system of checks and balances worked effectively. b it established the rule that the president outranks the chief justice. c it upheld the president’s constitutional right to veto supreme court decisions. d it ignored the supreme court’s authority to interpret the constitution.

In the case between Georgia and Cherokee nation, the significance of President Andrew Jackson's response to the Supreme Court's decision was:

D. It ignored the Supreme Court's authority to interpret the Constitution.

President Andrew Jackson stated that he believed the Congress, the Executive and the Court had each on itself be guided by its own opinion of the Consitution. Even though, he is attributed to have said "John Marshall has made his decision, now let him enforce it.", regarding the Court's decision in favor of the Cherokee nation. By saying this he ignores the Court's authority to interpret the Constitution and its lack of power to enforce their decision over his own.

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