The Tariff of 1828...

   

• reduced the rates levied on imported raw materials such as flax, hemp, iron, lead, molasses, and wool.


• was a significant legislative victory for Adams's administration.


• primarily harmed New England cloth manufacturers and benefited southern agricultural producers.


• cost southern plantation owners about $100 million a year because it raised the price of British-manufactured goods. 

ANSWER: The Tariff of 1828 cost southern plantation owners about $100 million a year because it raised the price of British-manufactured goods.