One man who opposed this organization was John Taylor of Caroline, who argued that its creation could lead to the end of slavery. This organization's second president, Langdon Cheeves, had replaced an officer of this organization who had been involved in an 1819 Supreme Court case brought about when the state of Maryland attempted to undermine a br
One man who opposed this organization was John Taylor of Caroline, who argued that its creation could lead to the end of slavery. This organization's second president, Langdon Cheeves, had replaced an officer of this organization who had been involved in an 1819 Supreme Court case brought about when the state of Maryland attempted to undermine a branch of this organization. Roger Taney was appointed Secretary of the Treasury in an attempt to destroy this organization by Andrew Jackson, who was opposed by this organization's final president, Nicholas Biddle. For 10 points, name this financial institution in existence from 1816 to 1836.
One man who opposed this organization was John Taylor of Caroline, who argued that its creation could lead to the end of slavery.
Second Bank of the United States [prompt on "Bank of the United States," prompt on "BUS," do not accept "First Bank of the United States"]