Tyler's presidency would be best described as __________.

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Tyler's presidency was marked by conflicts with his own party (the Whigs) and Congress, leading to a contentious and largely unsuccessful tenure. He was often at odds with Whig leaders and his policies did not align well with the party, resulting in his expulsion from the Whig Party. His presidency did not lead to the Whigs becoming dominant, nor was it particularly moderate or conciliatory. The Panic of 1837 occurred before Tyler's presidency, which began in 1841.

Tyler's Presidency Would Be Best Described as __________