Throughout the late nineteenth century, the federal government

A. had no meaningful responsibilities.
B. developed a prominent role in international relations.
C. funded large public-works projects to alleviate unemployment.
D. was relatively inactive.
E. shrank in size in terms of employees and budget expenditures.


Answer: D

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