Which of the following economic policies was the national government allowed to implement during the nineteenth century?
A) establishing a series of national banks
B) regulating the health and safety of the workplace
C) regulating the use of child labor
D) preventing the production of impure goods
E) prohibiting fraud

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During the nineteenth century, the national government was allowed to establish a series of national banks, as seen with the creation of the First and Second Banks of the United States. Other regulatory measures like workplace safety, child labor, and consumer protection were not widely implemented at the national level until the twentieth century.

Which of the Following Economic Policies Was the National Government