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Jackson and the Bank Chapter 11: Section 3 Pp. 348-352.

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1 Jackson and the Bank Chapter 11: Section 3 Pp

2 War Against the Bank Bank of the United States
Controlled by wealthy Easterners Controls much of the country’s money supply Strict lending policies Hurt western settlers Run by private bankers Nicholas Biddle- Bank President Everything that Jackson dislikes Wealthy, Educated High social status

3 Nicholas Biddle

4 The Bank as an Election Issue
Election of 1832 Opponents plan to use the Bank to defeat Jackson Biddle applies for a new charter Charter: Government permit to operate the bank Opponents believed the bank was popular among people Jackson vetoed the bank’s new charter

5 The Election of 1832 The plan to use the bank to defeat Jackson backfires People supported Jackson’s decision Jackson withdrew all of the government money from the bank Bank was closed by 1836

6 The Panic of 1837 Jackson did not run for a 3rd term in 1836
Martin Van Buren is elected as the 8th president Economic Depression (1837) Land values dropped Investments declined Banks failed Thousands of businesses closed Farmers went into debt and lost land Cotton prices fell People in the cities could not afford food or rent

7 Martin Van Buren

8 The Whigs Take Power William Henry Harrison- 9th president of the United States Hero of the War of 1812 “Tippacanoe and Tyler Too” John Tyler- Running mate 1841- Inauguration Day Bitter cold Harrison delivered his speech without a hat or coat Died of Pneumonia- 32 days later John Tyler becomes first vice president to gain presidency because the elected president died in office

9 William Henry Harrison (Left) & John Tyler (Right)

10 Tyler’s Presidency John Tyler was elected as a Whig
He had once been a Democrat Vetoed many bills sponsored by Whigs Whigs expelled Tyler from the party Most of Tyler’s cabinet resigned James Polk (Democrat) elected in 1844 11th president of the U.S.

11 James Polk

12 Quiz 1. What were the problems with the Bank of the United States according to Andrew Jackson? 2. What happens to the Bank of the United States? 3. Who becomes president after Andrew Jackson? 4. What happens during the Economic Depression of 1837? 5. How does William Henry Harrison die? Who becomes president after him? 6. Why was John Tyler unpopular with his own political party, the Whigs? 7. Who becomes the 11th president of the United States?


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