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Posted by Brin Ichijougi on April 30, 19101 at 13:40:27:
In Reply to: Re: What are some causes and effects of the Civil War?? posted by veasnuts tanster on June 11, 1999 at 10:28:32:
I was told by my U.S. History teacher that tariffs (Taxes on imported goods)
were a reason for the civil war, because the south didn't want them and the north did. Also slavery
was a big cause. those in the south wanted slaves,
but the north didn't.
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