Which region benefited most from early 19th-century economic policies in the United States, such as the Tariff Act of 1816?

A. the South
B. the North
C. the Midwest
D. the West

the north.............................................

Answered by herediego14 | 2024-06-11

The North region **benefited **most from early 19th century economic policies in the United States such as the **Tariff **Act of 1816. Option ( b ) is correct.
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A group of people, a **commercial **organization, a government, or a political part may publicly agree on a set of **ideas **or a plan of action for dealing with certain **conditions **is referred to as policy .
The manufacturing -based northern economy and the agricultural-based southern economy both depended on cotton output. Southerners' desire for unpaid laborers to **harvest **their valuable cotton fueled their need for slavery.
While the **South **had an agrarian economy with a concentration on farming, the North had an **industrial **economy with a manufacturing-centered economy. Crops were farmed by slaves on southern plantations, and **Northerners **would purchase these crops to make products they could sell.
Therefore, Option ( b ) is correct. Region benefited most from early 19th century economic **policies **in the United States such as the Tariff Act of 1816 is the North .
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Answered by edwinvt809 | 2024-06-16

The North region benefited most from the early 19th-century economic policies in the United States, such as the Tariff Act of 1816. These tariffs protected Northern industries by making imported goods more expensive, thus promoting domestic manufacturing. In contrast, the South, being largely agrarian, was negatively impacted by these tariffs, which raised trade costs.
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Answered by edwinvt809 | 2024-12-17