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The South was primarily based on cotton monoculture done by slaves, which were sold to Europe for money. The Southern farm owners grew there cotton was in favor of slavery and low tariffs on import goods. The North was based on grown grains, shipbuilding and transportation, making the North high tariffs on importing goods.

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