How to tariffs act as barriers to trade?

Tariffs have always been quite a controversial topic within history. Historically, the South despised tariffs while the North was in favor of them.

If you don't know what tariffs are already, they are essentially a tax put on foreign goods. Buying overseas means there would be a tariff on it and foreign countries buying from you means they would also have to pay a tariff. This was to help businesses within the country, as people would buy locally instead of overseas because it was cheaper.

Tariffs are a protectionist trade barrier. It helps businesses within the country but makes it hard to trade and buy overseas. This greatly angered the South during this time, as they sold their crop overseas and also bought from foreign countries. Tariffs would make their products less desirable to foreign countries. On the other hand, this helped the North, as they had a lot of industries during this time. The tariffs would force people to buy from their businesses as opposed to foreign ones.

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The United States today allows competition but also regulates the economy. This suggests that the country uses a
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traditional economy
mixed economy
command economy
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should make decisions and how it should make decisions concerning African-
Americans.
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Ogden?

Which statement best describes democratic governments?

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respond?

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photograph?
A. Increased efficiency through assembly-line practices
B. Nationwide distribution of manufactured products
C. The decline of working conditions for factory employees
O D. The weakening of relations between government and business

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Choose three important changes from the culture of the Middle Ages to
that of the Renaissance.
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A. New focus on individual achievement

B. Greater focus on the world then spiritual afterlife

C. Bigger focus on making the nobles wealthier

D. Widespread mingling of culture due to eastern travel.

E. More focus on work and less focus on education.

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What was one cause of German aggression leading up to World War II?
A.
Many Germans resented the harsh conditions imposed on Germany after World War I.

B.
The United States' successful nuclear test caused the German public to call for military expansion.

C.
British and French colonial expansion in Africa threatened Germany's status as a major power.

D.
The German economy relied on selling raw goods and Germany was running out of resources.

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Which of these did not occur during the time of peace in Rome?
A. A legal system brought law and order to the people.
B. The economy, arts, and architecture flourished during this time.
C. Some of the Senate conspired against Julius Caesar.
D. Soldiers regularly patrolled the roads to keep people safe.

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How did laborers respond to the tactics of industrialists and working conditions during the late 19th and early 20th centuries?

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Which letter on the map above is the location of ancient Nubia and the Kingdom of Kush?

A. Y
B. W
C. Z
D. X

Which event caused an American declaration of war against Spain?

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