After the War of 1812, British manufacturers wanted to flood the United States market with inexpensive goods. What did Congress do in response?

a. They passed a tariff to protect American industries.

b. They encouraged American businesses to lower their prices.

c. They did not recognize that the influx of goods was a problem.

d. They passed a law to prevent Americans from buying the cheap goods.

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24 July, 07:03

After the War of 1812, British manufacturers wanted to flood the United States market with inexpensive goods. What did Congress do in response?

a. They passed a tariff to protect American industries.

b. They encouraged American businesses to lower their prices.

c. They did not recognize that the influx of goods was a problem.

d. They passed a law to prevent Americans from buying the cheap goods.

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Georgina · Answer 1

The correct answer is Option A) They Passed a Tariff to protect American Industries.

After the War of 1812, British manufacturers wanted to flood the United States market with inexpensive goods. The British were already selling Textiles and Iron products that were stockpiled during the war, at below the US market prices.

In response, President Madison imposed tarrifs to increase the cost of British goods coming into the country.

Corinne Mcmillan · Answer 2

The correct answer is Option A) They Passed a Tariff to protect American Industries.

After the War of 1812, British manufacturers wanted to flood the United States market with inexpensive goods. The British were already selling Textiles and Iron products that were stockpiled during the war, at below the US market prices. In response, President Madison imposed tarrifs to increase the cost of British goods coming into the country.