For Its Continued Success,Hamilton's Financial Program Relied Heavily on

question 22

Multiple Choice

For its continued success,Hamilton's financial program relied heavily on

• A) trade with Britain.
• B) removal of the Spanish from the Mississippi Valley.
• C) aid from France.
• D) retiring the national debt.
• E) high taxes.

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