Which of the following was true of Whig politicians?

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Whig politicians were economic nationalists who believed in protective tariffs, government funding for internal improvements, and the promotion of industry. They were increasingly divided over the issue of slavery, with some supporting compromise measures and others advocating for abolition. Whigs also had support from various Protestant groups, rather than just Catholic voters from Germany and Ireland. They were not solidly in support of slavery and against Prohibition, and did not argue against the promotion of manufacturing.

Which of the Following Was True of Whig Politicians