What is one of the reasons the Whig model of presidential powers began to erode by the end of the nineteenth century?

a. Changes in foreign and domestic affairs led to calls for strong executive leadership. b. The United States was not yet a central player in world affairs.
c. Presidents believed they should not be the center of government.
d. Citizens began to fear that presidents were becoming too powerful.


a

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