Why Did The South Want To Secede

Why were certain groups for secession? Would you like to live in the south where you are mainly an agricultural state? Where the Confederate comes into your house and took food and your children's clothing. Where the people who ruled your country where into factories, and tax your goods? I think not, these are some of the few reasons the south wanted to secede. So now this can explain, why were certain groups were for secession?

The people who were for secession were mainly the slave owners and the people who were against freeing slaves. Just about all of the south. The South was like the North has all of the factories and we the south we only trade and they are trying to take that away from us. They were like no because we are mainly agricultural. According to Newt Knight story, it states, “Confederate authorities had imposed the hated “tax-in-kind” system in which tax collectors took what they wanted for use by the Confederate armies.” Which made the south mad and that takes us to what the Confederate armies did to the families who lived in the south.
They took horses, hogs, chickens, and corn. They took cloth the women had saved to make clothes for the children. Confederate Colonel William N. Brown reported that the corrupt Confederate tax officials had “done more to demoralize Jones County than the whole Yankee army.” Which we can infer that one of the reasons for secession is that the women were getting very angry because the Confederate army was taking the meats, food, and clothing. That was really made for their