A lithograph by Edward Williams Clay depicts this institution as a collapsing temple and its leader as a devil running away from a removal notice. In a “narrative and correspondence,” William Duane justified his decision not to undermine this institution, which led to him being fired. William (-5[1])Jones resigned as the first president of this institution and was replaced by Langdon Cheves. (10[1])The head of (-5[1])this institution wears a top hat that says “Penn” in a cartoon depicting this institution as a “many-headed (-5[2])monster.” (10[1]0[1])The Supreme Court ruled that states could not tax this institution in McCulloch v. Maryland. (10[1])Nicholas Biddle led this institution during a so-called “war” (-5[1])where Andrew Jackson attempted to shut it down. For 10 (10[1])points, name this early 19th-century American financial institution. (10[1])■END■ (10[2]0[1])