The Program for Economic Development Known as the American System

The program for economic development known as the American System called for

A) a national bank, the building of infrastructure, and protective tariffs for American industry.
B) cheap imports of manufactured goods from Great Britain to relieve American workers of increased demands.
C) the movement of more enslaved peoples from Africa to revive the agricultural South after the war.
D) the importation of cheap cotton from Egypt to supply the mills of New England.
E) the creation of state banks to make cheap paper currency and make imported goods more easily accessible.