This body's members are depicted running around collapsing Greek columns hit by lightning bolts, or as leftward-facing heads, one of which has a top hat, on a hydra-like monster threatened by a sword in two political cartoons. John Marshall's ruling forbade states from taxing this body in McCulloch v. Maryland. It was chaired in Philadelphia by Nicholas Biddle, and founded in 1816. For 10 points, name this quasi-independent body whose charter renewal was vetoed by Andrew Jackson, which succeeded a similar body advocated by Hamilton and, like today's Federal Reserve, held government money.
This body's members are depicted running around collapsing Greek columns hit by lightning bolts, or as leftward-facing heads, one of which has a top hat, on a hydra-like monster threatened by a sword in two political cartoons. John Marshall's ruling forbade states from taxing this body in McCulloch v. Maryland. It was chaired in Philadelphia by Nicholas Biddle, and founded in 1816. For 10 points, name this quasi-independent body whose charter renewal was vetoed by Andrew Jackson, which succeeded a similar body advocated by Hamilton and, like today's Federal Reserve, held government money.
This body's members are depicted running around collapsing Greek columns hit by lightning bolts, or as leftward-facing heads, one of which has a top hat, on a hydra-like monster threatened by a sword in two political cartoons.
Second Bank of the United States [prompt "Second National Bank" or "B.U.S;" do not accept answers indicating the "First" Bank]