Which of these characterized the U.S. economy in the 1780s?

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The United States in the 1780s was primarily an agrarian society and a supplier of raw materials to Europe. Manufacturing was not yet a significant part of the economy, and while trade with France was important, especially during the Revolutionary War, it was not the most important trading relationship for the U.S. at this time. Economic growth was not particularly strong in the 1780s, as the country was recovering from the Revolutionary War and dealing with various economic challenges, including debt and a lack of a strong central government to manage economic policies effectively.

Which of These Characterized the U