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The North and South disagreed on the issue of tariffs on imported good. The North wanted higher tariffs because they:

▸ Wanted to reduce the increasing immigration population settling in the Northeast.

▸ Sought higher prices for cotton and low prices for finished products.

▸ Were in bitter competition with England to buy and sell their products.

▸ Felt that the quality of imported good was inferior to the quality of their textiles.

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Social Welfare: A History of the American Response to Need

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