No, they didn't support a national bank.
Reasons: The national bank would benefit the rich and privileged class (stockholders) making them to become even more rich and powerful. The national bank would hinder the formation of state banks. The constitution did not give the national gov't the power to create a national bank.
A, prepared for war atleast, that’s what I think ...
I think it was Coronado. Hope it helped
Sherman Silver Purchase Act of 1890 require the Federal government to do is that it had to purchase at least four million ounces of silver each month. Thank you for posting your question here at brainly. I hope the answer will help you. Feel free to ask more questions here.
George Washington elected president of the United States
Louisiana Purchase made by US President Thomas Jefferson
War of 1812
Monroe Doctrine begins under President James Monroe (means USA stays out of colonialism) 1823
Mexican War between the United States and Mexico (1848)
Compromise of 1850
Dred Scott v Sandford ruling issued by the US Supreme Court (means southerners could take back into slavery people who escaped slavery by going north) 1857
Missouri Compromise (meant missouri could be a slave state and maine a free state)
The US Civil War begins
13th Amendment ratified : slavery abolished 1865
14th Amendment ratified : ex slaves considered citizens. but also meant corporations could be counted as a persons 1868
Impeachment trial of President Andrew Johnson 1868
15th Amendment ratified 1870 African American men could vote
