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The 13 pages that link to Second Bank of the United States, each with the reason it gives.

• Andrew JacksonRelated: Jackson made opposition to its recharter a central presidential struggle.

• Henry ClayRelated: Clay championed the bank, making it a central target in his conflict with Jackson.

• James MonroeRelated: Its lending and monetary policies contributed to the financial conditions confronting Monroe’s administration.

• Greek Revival architectureBroader topic: Its marble façade is an early American landmark of Greek Revival architecture.

• McCulloch v. MarylandRelated: The Baltimore branch was the institution Maryland sought to tax.

• Jacksonian democracyCompared with: Jackson's campaign against it embodied opposition to concentrated financial power.

• American SystemBroader topic: The program’s national-bank plank relied on centralized credit and a more stable currency.

• Daniel WebsterRelated: Webster served as its legal counsel and argued for its constitutional status.

• Era of Good FeelingsBroader topic: Its creation reflected renewed support for national economic institutions after the war.

• First Bank of the United StatesBroader topic: Congress revived the national-bank model after the First Bank’s charter expired.

• Bank WarBroader topic: Its recharter and federal deposits were the central stakes of Jackson’s campaign.

• Panic of 1819Related: Its contraction of lending and calls for repayment helped spread the crisis.

• Stephen GirardBroader topic: Girard was a major private subscriber to its capital when the bank was organized.