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New page: The '''Panic of 1837''' was a financial crisis that struck the United States economy in the May of 1837, during the presidency of Martin van Buren. Several causes have been blamed ...
The '''Panic of 1837''' was a financial crisis that struck the United States [[economy]] in the May of 1837, during the presidency of [[Martin van Buren]]. Several causes have been blamed for the crisis, but perhaps the most common is excessive land [[speculation]], which followed reckless lending policies from state banks. State banks had more power when then-president[[Andrew Jackson]] did everything in his power to cripple the Second Bank of the United States, including switching money from this bank into state banks [http://www.americaslibrary.gov/cgi-bin/page.cgi/aa/presidents/buren/panic_2].

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