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My wife’s family is from the south. Most people don’t know a lot about that civil war.

The north and south had vastly different economies. The north made money from factories and manufacturing while the south relied on agriculture for its main income.

Since the country was first settled, the U.S. imported most of its goods from Europe. Eventually, the north was able to produce more and more of the goods the U.S. needed.

In 1828, northern politicians forced the south to buy goods from the north by passing federal laws that placed high taxes on goods imported from Europe.

This angered many southerners, according to the book Causes of the Civil War: Differences Between the North and the South:

“The Tariff of 1828 was almost more than [Vice President John C.] Calhoun and many other southerners could tolerate. The tariff was raised on imported textiles, manufactured goods, and a variety of raw materials produced in the West. The new tariffs were as high as 50 percent on some items. The south believed it saw no direct benefit from the tariff. The only items protected by the tariff were items the south did not produce. Because tariffs allowed domestic producers to charge more for their products, southerners understandably felt cheated. They believed the Tariff of 1828 was outrageous, calling it the “Tariff of Abominations.”

A debate raged on about the tariff for a few years until another tariff was passed in 1832 that increased taxes on manufactured cloth and iron, further enraging southerners.

South Carolina threatened to secede but changed its mind when Calhoun suggested nullification. The state legislature agreed and nullified the tariff.

The federal government viewed nullification as treasonous and responded with a “force bill” that allowed the president to use Navy and Army power to enforce Congressional acts.

Finally, both sides reached a compromise, allowing the tariff to continue only if it decreased each year between the years 1833 to 1842 until the tariff was at roughly the same rate as it was in 1816, according to the book Causes of the Civil War:

“Calhoun lost the battle over nullification. The Senator learned a valuable lesson, however: No state can stand alone against the federal government…Thus, the south in 1860 would respond very differently to the question of state’s rights and secession than it had in 1833.”

It wasn't so much 'ignored Trump's disavowal' .. There are dozens of more racist actions and comments from Trump that overshadowed them..

of corse Racists support Sleazy Joe Biden and Kamala the Ho Harris Democrats have always been the party of Racist hatred no matter how Low IQ Fiddler tries to spin it.

There were no conservatives back then. That is your lie that you make up to satisfy a narrative that is your fantasy. Without that fantasy, you'd have to confront that racism that has always existed in your party of choice. 

It was a failure because you failed to do basic research, resulting in my boot in your ass (along with your glorious faceplant).

The Biden campaign disavowed them.


When Trump had a chance to disavow white supremacists he said there were good people on both sides. It’s fitting to see the difference on how Trump embraces his deplorables.