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Northern manufacturers wanted tariffs imposed on imported foreign goods that could be made in the United States to ensure that the South bought northern goods. Northerners looked to the government for help with immigration, population and competition. Frequently the two goals of the regions were at direct odds with each other.

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President

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Major Robert Anderson

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Confederate President Jefferson Davis

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Manufactured goods and wanted to sell them abroad

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Senate had the right to make laws regarding slavery.

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The South was typically pro-slavery.

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The South felt that the President and Congress only had powers specifically granted them in the Constitution, but northern and western interests wanted a government who would do more for them and favored expansion of these powers.

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Abolitionists became the focal point!