The Panic of 1837 Was Seen by Many at the Time

question 48

Multiple Choice

The Panic of 1837 was seen by many at the time as

• A)a byproduct of the policies of Biddle's bank.
• B)a relatively minor financial downturn.
• C)the beginning of the end of the republiC.
• D)the result of the Democrats' mismanagement of the economy.

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