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England had a society with an aristocratic class, and the southern planters wanted the same.
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What did England have that the wealthy southern planters wanted?
England had a society with an aristocratic class, and the southern planters wanted the same.
What did southerners who wanted redemption want?
Southerners who were for redemption wanted to return power to the white Democrats
Why was it important for new England to become neutral with great Britain?
as new England was more of a wealthy country and great Britain wanted to take there wealth for there county
What did southerners who were for redemption want?
Southerners who were for redemption wanted to return power to the white Democrats
What was a result of tariffs in the united States after the War of 1812?
The tariffs protected Northern industries which made the Southerners that wanted to sell their cotton to England unhappy.
How did northerners and southerners differ in their opposition to abolition?
The southerners wanted slavery to end but northerners didn't want that
What did England have that a wealthy southern planters wanted?
Wealthy Southern planters wanted England's manufactured goods, including textiles, tools, and luxury items. These products were highly sought after in the American South, where the economy was primarily agrarian and reliant on cash crops like tobacco and cotton. Additionally, the planters sought access to European markets for their raw materials, ensuring a profitable trade relationship with England. This dynamic created a strong economic interdependence between the Southern colonies and England.
Some southerners wanted to break away from the us or to?
secede
Who were the southerners that wanted to withdraw from the civil war called?
Separatist
What wanted Southerners who were for the redemption?
To return power to the white democrats.
Why did the US government remove the Native Americans from the southeast in the 1830s?
White southerners wanted the native americans 'Valuable land
Is England wealthy?
Yes
