Why did the South increasingly object to federal tariff policy from 1816 onward?

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The South objected to federal tariff policy because high tariffs on manufactured goods protected northern industry by making imported goods more expensive, but these tariffs did not benefit the South, which relied on importing these goods and exporting agricultural products. The South felt these policies were unfairly biased towards northern economic interests.

Why Did the South Increasingly Object to Federal Tariff Policy