The Tariff of Abominations burdened the South in which ways?

Select all that apply.

The tariff raised taxes on raw materials like cotton.

The tariff made British goods more expensive in the South than in the North.

The tariff left the British with less money to buy Southern goods.

The tariff blocked trade with foreign countries.

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6 April, 08:25

The Tariff of Abominations burdened the South in which ways?

Select all that apply.

The tariff raised taxes on raw materials like cotton.

The tariff made British goods more expensive in the South than in the North.

The tariff left the British with less money to buy Southern goods.

The tariff blocked trade with foreign countries.

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Harold Mcneil · Answer 1

The tariff raised taxes on raw materials like cotton.

The tariff left the British with less money to buy Southern goods.

Explanation:

The Tariff of Abominations was a protectionist tariff put in place to protect northern industries in USA as they could not match the price of the European manufactures.

This harmed the south as they now had to pay more for the same imports from Europe.

This also left the business of export to Britain very hard as the tariffs did not facilitate cotton business and instead focused on industrial production which was more in the North.