The answer to the question above is option D: All of the above. Actually the nationalist agenda that happened during the nineteenth century was considered to be historical and has the most significant impact both politically and economically. Big business grew, and the transcontinental railroad was built. This also led to the United States doubling in size. Hope this helps.
Princeton was an offensive battle and Trenton was a defensive battle.
they started collecting federal income tax in 1913
During Bush's second term, the great recession hit, making the American economy very unstable. The unsteadiness of the economy stopped foreign investors from investing in American stock because they were uncertain if they would make their money back. For that reason, the international support of the United States dropped.