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Bank War

Lead figuresAndrew JacksonMartin Van BurenAmos KendallRoger B. TaneyFrancis Preston BlairThomas Hart BentonJames K. PolkHenry ClayDaniel WebsterNicholas BiddlePersonalHorsesIndigenous household membersLand speculationLegal affairsMarriageSlaveryslave tradeViolent incidentsWardsMilitary careerCreek WarBattle of New OrleansFirst Seminole WarPoliticalTreaty of Fort JacksonTreaty of TuscaloosaTreaty of Doak's Stand7th President of the United StatesPresidencyTimelineInaugurations firstsecondTenureJacksonian democracySpoils systemPetticoat affairKitchen CabinetMaysville Road vetoIndian RemovalTrail of TearsNat Turner's RebellionBank Warpet banksNullification crisis"King Andrew the First"CensureSpecie CircularAttempted assassinationTexas RevolutionPanic of 1837Judicial appointmentsPresidential campaigns1824 electioncorrupt bargain1828Coffin Handbillselection1832 conventionelectionLegacyMemorialsPortraitsManifest destinyThe HermitageSecond Party SystemBibliographyThe Bank War was a political struggle that developed over the issue of rechartering the Second Bank of the United States (B.U.S.) during the presidency of Andrew Jackson (1829–1837).

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