What was fueling NC’s contribution? The rest makes sense…but what about NC would have made her outweigh her southern neighbors so heavily? Am I seating this correctly?
avocadonumber on
What an incredible difference in <100 years
Fan_of_Clio on
Wonder what NC had going on
Filthiest_Tleilaxu on
Poor RI and CT were both severered from the warm bosom of New England.
Bordash on
Anyone have today’s version of this map?
HunterSpecial1549 on
North Carolina was a relatively poor state at that point. But the cigarette tax, paid by smokers all over the country, technically came from NC, because the tax revenue was collected where the tobacco was produced.
tarravin on
Minnesota is on there twice, or am I reading it wrong?
bihari_baller on
As an Oregonian, the borders confuse me. We don’t border Minnesota.
SadRule9128 on
So the south has always been a bunch of pathetic freeloaders?
Bobba-Luna on
This map is confusing 🧐
RonJohnJr on
Vermont was even smaller than Mississippi.
StOnEy333 on
North Carolina carrying the load from tobacco?
nowhereman86 on
Anyone got an updated map?
Capital-Balance-9055 on
I probably sound dumb as hell, but were these really all the states in 1933?
intensely-leftie on
If this was to scale it would be much more shocking, imagine NY as almost a quarter of the US lmao
AGrandNewAdventure on
Minnesota is listed twice. We’re that good.
alwaysvoteright on
A map of ports for custom duties and tobacco for sin taxes.
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What was fueling NC’s contribution? The rest makes sense…but what about NC would have made her outweigh her southern neighbors so heavily? Am I seating this correctly?
What an incredible difference in <100 years
Wonder what NC had going on
Poor RI and CT were both severered from the warm bosom of New England.
Anyone have today’s version of this map?
North Carolina was a relatively poor state at that point. But the cigarette tax, paid by smokers all over the country, technically came from NC, because the tax revenue was collected where the tobacco was produced.
Minnesota is on there twice, or am I reading it wrong?
As an Oregonian, the borders confuse me. We don’t border Minnesota.
So the south has always been a bunch of pathetic freeloaders?
This map is confusing 🧐
Vermont was even smaller than Mississippi.
North Carolina carrying the load from tobacco?
Anyone got an updated map?
I probably sound dumb as hell, but were these really all the states in 1933?
If this was to scale it would be much more shocking, imagine NY as almost a quarter of the US lmao
Minnesota is listed twice. We’re that good.
A map of ports for custom duties and tobacco for sin taxes.