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In the 1932 election, the whig party nominated Henry Clay to run against Andrew Jackson. Jackson, being the popular vote, beat Clay in a landslide.
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In 1832 Henry Clay and Daniel Webster formed a new political party known as the Whigs. They were nationalists who wanted a strong federal government, and had a broad interpretation of the constitution.
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Roger B. Taney was the secretary of treasury and he had managed Jackson's plan. Then in 1835, Jackson appointed him to chief justice.
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The banks were free of government regulation, so the banks expanded and the face value of bank notes increased from $10 million in 1833 to $149 in 1837. This hurt the common people who Jackson had promised to help.
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William Henry Harrison, a former military officer, ran for president as a part of the Whig party. His vice presdident being John Tyler. Their campaign beacme about more of theatrics than values, such as parades and slogans.
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