Anti-Jackson forces, led by __________, formed the Whig party.

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Henry Clay was a prominent anti-Jackson figure and played a leading role in the formation of the Whig party. While Webster and Van Buren were also important political figures during this time, they were not directly involved in the formation of the Whig party. Biddle, a banker, was a controversial figure in the Jacksonian era but was not typically associated with the Whig party.

Anti-Jackson Forces, Led by __________, Formed the Whig Party