What were the effects of the panic of 1819?

Answer 1

Reaction to the Panic depended upon where one lived. Northern manufacturers thought future economic downturns could be avoided by enacting high tariffs that would protect them from foreign competition. Southerners, however, resented the higher prices they had to pay for imports because of the tariff and began a long campaign against those duties, hoping that freer trade would revive the cotton economy. Westerners, taking a still different approach, blamed the bankers and speculators.

Answer 2

fewer exported goods going from America to eurpoe

Answer 3

The result of the Panic of 1819 was that the whole nation went into a sever depression.

Answer 4

he ate a cow