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The 2nd national bank was chartered by President James Madison. The bank was more towards the purpose of aiding urban and industrial northern states.
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Andrew Jackson believed the bank was unconstitutional saying it did not maintain the a uniform currency. Congress deemed the bank constitutional.
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Jackson's first term began with him attempting to fight against the bank. He analysis and studies the bank's policies and such in order to fight against the bank.
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There was a proposition to re-charter the 2nd national bank that was passed by both houses but was vetoed by Jackson.
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Jackson assumes all the funds from the 2nd national bank and distributes them among the state banks.