When the panic of 1819 subsided, the result was that
A) only southern elites were trusted with high office.
B) even more men refused to participate in politics.
C) workingmen demanded the vote.
D) people refused to put their money into banks.

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The panic of 1819 led to economic hardships that spurred workingmen to demand more political power, including the right to vote, as part of a broader push for reforms that would address their economic grievances.

When the Panic of 1819 Subsided, the Result Was That