Multiple Choice
In the nineteenth century,England promoted international economic stability by:
A) building up its army,rather than its navy.
B) withdrawing from active intervention in world politics.
C) refusing to repeal the Corn Laws.
D) going off the gold standard frequently.
E) leading the world in promoting free trade.
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