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What region of Canada supported reciprocity in the early 20th century?
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Reciprocity meant that there would be no protective tariffs on all Natural Resources being imported and exported between Canada and the United States. This would allow prairie grain farmers access to the larger American market, and allow them to make more money on their exports. In the 1890s, it also meant that Western Canadian farmers could obtain access to cheaper American farm machinery and manufactured goods, which otherwise had to be obtained at higher prices from central Canada.
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