Why was the South certain of gaining support from England and France? Their need for cotton would make them allies with the South. The South was a manufacturing center for both countries. The tariffs on Southern goods were lower than the North's. The South had sent diplomats to England and France.

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Kolton Freeman

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15 August, 23:58

Why was the South certain of gaining support from England and France? Their need for cotton would make them allies with the South. The South was a manufacturing center for both countries. The tariffs on Southern goods were lower than the North's. The South had sent diplomats to England and France.

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Haven Logan · Answer 1

One reason why the South was certain of gaining support from England and France was because " Their need for cotton would make them allies with the South," since Britain had a very high demand for cotton during this time.