During the Civil War, the South opposed protective tariffs. Southern states relied heavily on agriculture and international trade, particularly cotton exports, and viewed tariffs as harmful to their economy. They believed that protective tariffs favored Northern industries at their expense, leading to increased prices for goods and reduced competitiveness in international markets.
the Confederacy (the south)
they were both important. The Civil War was literally, I kid you not, brother against brother.
i think south but she was against slavery......
they were on the southern side
Virginia was on the Confederate side.
Both protective and revenue tariffs are applied for two reasons. First of all, they can be used to make foreign products more expensive than the ones produced in the homeland. Second, tariffs have a side purpose of making money. Some overseas merchants may consider the tariff a necessary evil to trade in the country, and pay the tariff. In both cases, the tariffs serve to bring in additional revenue to the country.
the Confederacy (the south)
they were both important. The Civil War was literally, I kid you not, brother against brother.
i think south but she was against slavery......
He fell out of favor because when the south was rebelling against the tariff the Jackson was trying to enforce. Calhoun took the side of the South
He was against the Confederate takeover of Texas, and frequently spoke against it until he was ousted by Confederate forces.
Depends on which side The South was known as the Confederate which was for slavery. The North was known as the Union which was against slavery. They are both American hence the 'civil' part. A civil war is when a country is at ar with itself.
Oliver Cromwell
McClellan was a Union general (the North) and thus fought against the Confederacy (the South). He also ran against Lincoln in 1865, but lost in a severe landslide.
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they were on the southern side
Virginia was on the Confederate side.