By the 1820s, this farming region, in need of markets, favored a policy that made land easily available and provided money for the building of roads and canals. The people supported a National Bank until it changed its policy and made loans for buying land hard to get. Northeast South West

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Arielle Mcneil

13 June, 21:32

By the 1820s, this farming region, in need of markets, favored a policy that made land easily available and provided money for the building of roads and canals. The people supported a National Bank until it changed its policy and made loans for buying land hard to get. Northeast South West

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Elsa Kim · Answer 1

The correct answer is this one: South. The farming Southern region in the 1820s that originally supported the National bank was the Southern region. When the National Bank changed their policies and made loans harder to get the people no longer supported the National Bank.