Posted by M-MAN on June 24, 2018 at 04:55:45 from (184.39.56.146):
In Reply to: Re: TRADE WARS posted by JD Seller on June 23, 2018 at 14:14:15:
JD; As I stated it's always best to study both sides of history to get the why. Yes the south was lacking in industry. What it did have was agricultural products. In other words mostly farming just like your business. It was also an export driven economy. That is what the Morrel(not sure of spelling) tax targeted. The heavily populated north needed the revenue. Exports from the south was a way to get it. The war was State's rights- not slavery. If this weren't true there wouldn't have been military intervention to keep some northern state's from seceding from the Union as well. That war is over and it is still being re written and erased today. All I'm saying is study history and look at both sides so we don't make the same mistakes. The Victor always gets to write history from their point of view.
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