As a result of President Jackson’s veto of its charter, the Bank of the United States

President Jackson vetoed the bill to renew the Bank of the United States’ charter. When the charter expired in 1836, the bank could no longer operate as a national bank, so it ceased operating in that role. It briefly continued under a state charter, but that did not restore its status as the Bank of the United States.

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