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Who persuaded congress to recharter the national bank in 1832? A. Nicholas Bibble B. Martin Van Burden C. Henry Clay D. Andrew Jackson
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Who persuaded congress to recharter the national bank in 1832?

A. Nicholas Bibble
B. Martin Van Burden
C. Henry Clay
D. Andrew Jackson

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The correct answer is choice C. Henry Clay.

Clay persuaded the Nicholas Biddle, how was the bank's president, to apply early for rechartering, hence injecting the issue into the campaign.

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