In the 1830s,the Bank of the United States was opposed by

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The Bank of the United States was opposed by both "soft-money" advocates who believed in the expansion of the money supply and "hard-money" advocates who believed in a strict gold and silver standard. This opposition led to the bank's eventual dissolution in 1836. Henry Clay, while a political opponent of President Andrew Jackson who was also against the bank, actually supported the bank's rechartering.

In the 1830s,the Bank of the United States Was Opposed