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Vote in the U.S. House of Representatives on a Bill to Fund Internal Improvements, 1824: (The link is a photo, quizlet wants me to pay like 5 dollars to add pictures)https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/uE2mXOsZEuKPKm003MMQsE2hhVtEh5hUrrdjxpPoL_TUiAMRxbfarCrj-6e5kE2O7tpjW6RnU_WxC-bEZbZSbSyTTZqKRKMt0Cc95TQXY52LY_FxORZ7aP09Wqqii7NJ_w=w625Based on the voting patterns shown in the chart, support for federal funding for internal improvements was strongest in:A. agricultural regionsB. Undeveloped regionsC. Regions where slavery was strongD. Regions where the Federalist party had been strong
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