In the case involving _________, the state further decreed that the bank needed to pay $15,000 annually to Maryland or face closure. James Monroe Thomas Gibbons James McCulloch James Marshall

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In the case involving James McCulloch, the state of Maryland decreed that the Second Bank of the United States, of which McCulloch was an official, needed to pay a tax of $15,000 annually to Maryland or face closure. This led to the landmark Supreme Court case McCulloch v. Maryland (1819).