What policy extended the northern border of the U. S. in the early nineteenth Century?

a) Treaty of Ghent

b) Rush-Bagot Agreement

c) Monroe Doctrine

d) None of the above

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Kason

1 November, 03:40

What policy extended the northern border of the U. S. in the early nineteenth Century?

a) Treaty of Ghent

b) Rush-Bagot Agreement

c) Monroe Doctrine

d) None of the above

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Maxwell Kidd · Answer 1

The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "b) Rush-Bagot Agreement." The policy that extended the northern border of the U. S. in the early nineteenth Century is called the b) Rush-Bagot Agreement

What policy extended the northern border of the U. S. in the early nineteenth Century?a) Treaty of Ghentb) Rush-Bagot Agreementc) Monroe Doctrined) None of the above

What policy extended the northern border of the U. S. in the early nineteenth Century?

a) Treaty of Ghent

b) Rush-Bagot Agreement

c) Monroe Doctrine

d) None of the above