During the course of the nineteenth century, the job of the chief executive grew accordingly, but remained essentially focused on which two areas?

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The job of the chief executive, or President, during the nineteenth century focused primarily on national defense and economic growth. The country was expanding westward, dealing with foreign threats and economic challenges, and the President was responsible for navigating these issues. While social issues and educational opportunities were important, they did not yet take center stage in the priorities of the executive branch. Illegal immigration was also not a major concern during this time period.

During the Course of the Nineteenth Century, the Job of the Chief