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Create a balance sheet for this activity. Use the table provided. On left, list reasons, or arguments, for states’ rights. On the right, list arguments for federal power. Note that sometimes, even the president can make a case that states should have more power, and some states, like many in New England, favored a more united country.
Think about which states or regions would favor a tariff on goods and exports. Consider how tariffs on food products differ from duties on items such as tobacco or cotton. How do tariffs benefit industry and hurt small farmers? What impacts do tariffs have on pioneers heading west? How does the debate over tariffs (imposed by the federal government) connect to slavery?
