In 1816, when Congress adopted provisions for a new Bank of the United States, who protested?

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The Old Republicans protested the adoption of provisions for a new Bank of the United States in 1816. The Old Republicans, also known as the Jeffersonian Republicans, were a faction within the Democratic-Republican Party who opposed centralized power and advocated for a strict interpretation of the Constitution. They saw the establishment of a national bank as an overreach of federal power and a threat to the sovereignty of the states.

In 1816, When Congress Adopted Provisions for a New Bank