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2nd National Bank chartered (1816)
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Jackson Vetoes recharter (1832)
Jackson wins re-election -
Early recharter (1832)
Proposed by Clay and Jackson Opponents
Election Issue -
Whig Party formed (1834)
National Republicans and Jackson Democrats who supported the bank -
Bank Expires
Its charter expired, the Second Bank of the United States ceases to operate as a national bank. It receives a new charter from the state of Pennsylvania and reopens as the Bank of the United States of Pennsylvania. -
Specie Circular (1836)
required gold for purchase of land -
Jackson removes money from National Bank (1836)
money deposited in state banks (pet banks) -
Van Buren elected president (1836)
Jackson's V.P. -
Panic of 1837
Van Buren blamed (some blame Jackson)
No National Bank -
Van Buren loses presidential election (1840)
Whig candidate William Henry Harrison becomes president (dies 38 days into term)
V.P Tyler becomes president (dark horse- no one expected him to be V.P or president)