Martin Van Buren

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"The most important and controversial of them was the creation of the new financial system to replace the Bank of the United states. Under Van Buren's plan, known as the "independence treasury" or "subtreasury" system, the government would place its funds in an independent treasury at Washington and in subtreasuries in other cities." (A survey, American History by Alan Brinkley, 2007 pg 251-252)

1600 Pennsylvania ave NW Washington, DC 20500, United States. That is the answer.

No. His father ran a inn. The family was not rich, but was not poverty-stricken.

There was a financial panic and economic slump soon after Van Buren took office.

His parents kept a tavern, offering lodging, food and drink to travellers.

Van Buren lived for 21 years after he left the presidency. He ran for President on the Free Soil ticket in 1848 and picked up enough votes in his home state of NY to tip the state and the election to the Whig candidate Zachary Taylor. After that he spent his time in his 30-room mansion and one long visit to Europe where he was received by Queen Victoria, the Pope and other dignitaries. He was supposedly writing his memoirs but never got them into publishable form.

There was an economic recession that many people blamed Van Buren for causing or at least not fixing.

The campaign split the vote of the Democratic party.

The 8th President of USA was a Christian; member of Dutch Reformed Church.

After he left office he became increasingly anti-slavery and ran for president on the Free Soil ticket in 1848 . This party was made up of anti-slavery people from the Democrats and Whigs.

There is not. Presidential Libraries began with Herbert Hoover.

Martin Van Buren won the 1836 presidential election defeating William Henry Harrison. In the 1836 presidential election Martin Van Buren received 170 electoral votes, William Henry Harrison received 73 electoral votes, Hugh L. White received 26 electoral votes, Daniel Webster received 14 electoral votes, and William P. Mangum received 11 electoral votes. The popular vote totals were Van Buren 764,176 and Harrison 558,816.

A serious economic crisis

Most land Grants were "proxy signed" meaning that usually they were signed by an assistant or designated secretary or authorized person. On very rare occasions did the President of United States personally sign a land grant as there were tens of thousands grants awarded for various reasons, many being early soldiers that served in the military and early settlers in undeveloped lands.

Phil Rimer

U.S. History Historian

Martin Van Buren was 5 ft 6 in

Abraham.

His mother was Maria Hoes Van Alen Van Buren.

The Barnburners, who wanted Martin Van Buren to repeat as President, were a segment of the Democratic Party in the state of New York during the 1840s. Their name came from the idea that members would be willing to "burn down the barn" (destroy the party) to get rid of the rats (eliminate their enemies). Anxious to stop the spread of slavery in the U.S., the group eventually joined anti-slavery Whigs to become the national Free Soil Party.

his parents names were Abraham Van Buren and Maria Hoes Van Alen

Martin Van Buren won the 1836 presidential election defeating William Henry Harrison. In the 1836 presidential election Martin Van Buren received 170 electoral votes, William Henry Harrison received 73 electoral votes, Hugh L. White received 26 electoral votes, Daniel Webster received 14 electoral votes, and William P. Mangum received 11 electoral votes. The popular vote totals were Van Buren 764,176 and Harrison 558,816.

Whig Party candidate William Henry Harrison won the 1840 presidential election defeating Democratic Party incumbent President Martin Van Buren. In the 1840 presidential election there was a total of 294 electoral votes thereby requiring a majority of 148 votes to win the presidential election. William Henry Harrison received 234 electoral votes and Martin Van Buren received 60 electoral votes. The popular vote totals were Harrison 1,275,390 and Van Buren 1,128,854.

His biggest problem was the financial panic of 1837 and the ensuing economic slump.

Martin Van Buren learned Dutch at home as a boy; I am not sure that it was his first language.