Question

Which Florida policy required people to support the Civil War effort?

A. land taking
B.production tariffs
C.conscription
D.sharecropping

Answer 1

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Florida_in_the_American_Civil_War

Answer 2

"Conscription, or drafting, is the compulsory enlistment of people in a national service, most often a military service. Conscription dates back to antiquity and continues in some countries to the present day under various names."
This sounds the most accurate. I was thinking sharecropping, but this wasn't until after the civil war.

Answer 3

It's either that one or the production one. The problem I see with the option mentioned above is the small population of Florida in that time...

Answer 4

"Because manufactured goods were not produced in the South, they had to either be imported or shipped down from the North. Either way, a large expense, be it shipping fees or the federal tariff, was added to the price of manufactured goods only for Southerners. Because importation was often cheaper than shipping from the North, the South paid most of the federal tariffs."
Seems more like the North trying to get an edge over the south, I don't think a state would impose a tariff on production because then their economy would suffer. Just my view!

Answer 5

I also just read that 16,000 people in florida were enlisted, so it's definitely a possibility.

Answer 6

True. I'd co with what she said. My school stuff never really went over Florida in anything :/ Which sucks because I love Florida

Answer 7

@clayton4christ Yeah same here, I live in florida and they never said anything about it!