-An Examination of This Chart Showing the Whig Positions on Internal

question 49

Multiple Choice

-An examination of this chart showing the Whig positions on internal improvements and the Bank of the United States could lead one to infer that two supporters of this party in 1840 may have included .

• A) Andrew Jackson and Daniel Webster
• B) Henry Clay and Nicholas Biddle
• C) William Henry Harrison and Martin Van Buren
• D) John C. Calhoun and John Quincy Adams

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