Constitutional Debates and the National Bank
How did President Washington’s decision to sign the bill for a National Bank reflect the constitutional debates of the 1790s?
A
It was primarily aimed at increasing the power of the judiciary over financial matters.
B
It indicated a belief that state governments should exclusively manage economic affairs.
C
It signaled Washington’s strict constructionist view by opposing centralized fiscal institutions.
D
It demonstrated a willingness to support a broad interpretation of federal authority to strengthen the national economy.
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