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Phoenix [80]
3 years ago
13

Look again at the words of Texas politician Louis Wigfall, who said, “We want no manufactures.” Add a second paragraph to this q

uotation that explains why, in words you imagine Wigfall might use, he opposes industry for the south?
History
1 answer:
horrorfan [7]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

'We want no manufacturers, <u>we are a nation of proud farmers who want to preserve our lifestyle'</u>

Explanation:

Louis Wigfall was a confederate politician from the State of Texas. He is regarded as one of the most conservative politicians of his time who wanted to carve out a unique identify and future for Texas.

He wanted to build Texas on the model of old European aristocratic systems where the few owned land. He supported the use of slaves and believed that they were integral in order to preserve a system of order that worked for everyone.

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