During the Industrial Revolution, political decisions worked to discourage competing markets outside the U.S. primarily by implementing tariffs for foreign trade. Tariffs were used to increase the cost of imported goods, making them less competitive in comparison to U.S.-made products, thus promoting domestic industry and discouraging reliance on foreign markets.
During the Industrial Revolution, how did political decisions work to discourage competing markets outside the U.S.?(1 point)Responsesby encouraging trade to other countriesby encouraging trade to other countriesby funding the expansion of the railroadsby funding the expansion of the railroadsby implementing tariffs for foreign tradeby implementing tariffs for foreign tradeby creating programs to fund social welfareby creating programs to fund social welfareRemaining Attempts : 3
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