James Polk is an important figure in presidential history because he
A) stretched the powers of the office to establish the interstate commerce commission.
B) vigorously used his powers as commander-in-chief of the armed forces to capture territory from Mexico.
C) sought to use presidential power to free the slaves.
D) took his policies directly to the common people and spoke directly with them about extensive social programs.
E) accomplished so much without the use of armed forces
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