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Taxing imported and exported goods had different effects on the North and South during the Civil War. The North, which had a more industrialized economy, benefited from protective tariffs that helped stimulate domestic manufacturing. On the other hand, the agrarian South heavily relied on exporting its cotton, and these tariffs hurt their economy. Additionally, the Union blockade of southern ports further hindered the southern economy's ability to trade globally.

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During the war, the South was hardly able to import or export anything, because of the Union blockade.

The tax debate was really a pre-war issue, and one of the big factors that led to war.

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