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Apr. 1820 | Federal law allows settlers to purchase lands in western United States. |
Dec. 1823 | Monroe Doctrine established. |
Mar. 1824 | Supreme Court establishes federal authority over interstate commerce. |
May, 1824 | United States raises tariff on foreign goods. |
May, 1828 | Congress passes high import duty on foreign goods. |
July, 1832 | President Andrew Jackson vetoes Bank of U.S. rechartering. |
Nov. 1832 | South Carolina voids Tariff Acts of 1828, 1832. |
Mar. 1833 | Congress passes bill giving president power to enforce tariffs. |
Sept. 1833 | U.S. Treasury Secretary removes deposits from Bank of U.S. |
Mar. 1834 | Congress censures president over removal of funds from Bank of U.S. |
June, 1834 | Second Coinage Act changes silver/gold ratio, which undervalues silver. |
Dec. 1835 | United States becomes debt-free. |
Feb. 1836 | Bank of U.S. rechartered. |
June, 1836 | Congress passes Deposit Act requiring federal deposit bank in every state. |
July, 1836 | Payments for purchase of public land required... |
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