The "American System of Manufactures

The "American system of manufactures":

A) owed a great deal to Eli Terry's development of interchangeable parts in clockmaking.
B) originated among entrepreneurs in the Old Northwest before spreading to New England.
C) referred to the production of specialty handmade goods by highly skilled artisans.
D) was centered entirely on agricultural machinery.
E) was nearly derailed by Chief Justice John Marshall's hostility to economic development.