This man introduced a bill attempting to use the extra proceeds from the Second Bank of the United States to construct a national highway, which was vetoed by Madison and called the Bonus Bill. He created the Bureau of Indian affairs without congressional approval as Secretary of War during the Era of Good Feelings. His wife Floride provoked the (*) Petticoat affair by ostracizing Peggy Eaton. This man was elected vice-president in 1824 despite attacking the Corrupt Bargain, and he would be elected vice-president again four years later as part of Andrew Jackson's ticket. He opposed the Tariff of Abominations by writing the South Carolina Exposition and Protest, which positioned him as a leading advocate of nullifica
This man introduced a bill attempting to use the extra proceeds from the Second Bank of the United States to construct a national highway, which was vetoed by Madison and called the Bonus Bill. He created the Bureau of Indian affairs without congressional approval as Secretary of War during the Era of Good Feelings. His wife Floride provoked the (*) Petticoat affair by ostracizing Peggy Eaton. This man was elected vice-president in 1824 despite attacking the Corrupt Bargain, and he would be elected vice-president again four years later as part of Andrew Jackson's ticket. He opposed the Tariff of Abominations by writing the South Carolina Exposition and Protest, which positioned him as a leading advocate of nullification. For 10 points, name this influential South Carolina politician.
This man introduced a bill attempting to use the extra proceeds from the Second Bank of the United States to construct a national highway, which was vetoed by Madison and called the Bonus Bill.
John Caldwell {Calhoun}