Which statement best expresses how free Southerners viewed tariffs?

Southerners felt the tariffs boosted the Southern economy by protecting their right to own slaves.

Southerners felt it was important to protect American companies so they could compete with foreign ones.

Southerners felt the tariffs favored the industrial economy of free states over the agricultural economy of slave states.

Southerners felt the tariffs would hurt the economy by making imported goods cheaper than those made in the U. S.

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Hope Valdez

4 August, 04:26

Which statement best expresses how free Southerners viewed tariffs?

Southerners felt the tariffs boosted the Southern economy by protecting their right to own slaves.

Southerners felt it was important to protect American companies so they could compete with foreign ones.

Southerners felt the tariffs favored the industrial economy of free states over the agricultural economy of slave states.

Southerners felt the tariffs would hurt the economy by making imported goods cheaper than those made in the U. S.

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Bucky · Answer 1

The Correct Answer is

Southerners felt the tariffs would hurt the economy by making imported goods cheaper than those made in the U. S.

Explanation:

The Southern gone mad because the Tariffs supported the Northern industries to make money, but it damaged the South because the products started to cost more.

Southern wanted to hold slavery because they believed they required slaves to make them work in the tracks so that the farm could make cash.

Southern views that the states should choose these laws, not the Federal Government.