The Second Bank of the U.S. was chartered in 1816 with the same responsibilities and powers as the First Bank. However, the Second Bank would not even enjoy the limited success of the First Bank. ... Not until Nicholas Biddle became the Bank's president in 1823 did it begin to function as hoped.
The best response would be something that is not on this list: "feudalism," although if you must pick from these options it would be "<span>Manorialism," since this is a subcategory of feudal society. </span>
