Question

The demand for money and credit following the War of 1812 led to

a. more state banks.
b. tighter money policies.
c. farm subsidies.
d. the charter of new federal mints.

Answer 1

Generally speaking, in the United States, the demand for money and credit following the War of 1812 led to "more state banks," which is one of the things that helped contribute to the slight economic boom during this time.