Which of the following economic policies did the national government implement during the nineteenth century?

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The national government implemented the policy of chartering a national bank with the passage of the National Bank Act in 1863 during the nineteenth century. This allowed for a more stable and uniform monetary system in the United States. While there were some efforts made to regulate workplace safety and child labor during this time, these policies were primarily implemented at the state and local level rather than by the national government. There were also limited efforts made to prevent the production of impure goods, but this was not a major economic policy during the nineteenth century.

Which of the Following Economic Policies Did the National Government