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3. In the first half of the nineteenth century, economic nationalism was characterized by support for a. a national bank, income taxes, and road buildingb. a national bank, protective tariffs, and a larger military c. a national bank, lower taxes, and canals d. a national bank, reduced federal power, and protective tariffs e. income taxes, canals, roads, and bridges
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