|
| ||
|---|---|---|
Van Buren Administration |
Start Your Visit WithHistorical TimelinesChronological Eras Information Tables General Interest Maps Glossary History Quizzes |
|
Martin Van Buren easily won the Election of 1836, but was soon faced with a depression following the Panic of 1837.
Eventually, he successfully established an independent Treasury and deftly handled diplomatic problems with Britain, but received little credit for doing so. Van Buren’s record on sectional issues was mixed.
Tainted by the depression, Van Buren failed to retain office in the Election of 1840.
- - - Books You May Like Include: ----
The Life of Andrew Jackson by Robert V. Remini.
The classic one-volume biography of Andrew Jackson, Robert V. Remini's prizewinning, three-volume biography, The Life of Andrew Jackson, won the Natio...