This nation borrowed fifteen million dollars from the French banker Emile Erlanger after a 10% sales tax, an income tax, and the so-called Produce Loan program of Christopher Memminger proved insufficient to cover its debts. Its constitution specifically forbid the promotion of specific industries through selective taxation. John Scott led one military unit of this nation known as the Black Horse Troop, and its head of state was granted the power of a line-item veto. Stand Watie refused to surrender a group of this country's troops after being called to stand down by Kirby Smith; Watie commanded a group of Cherokee warriors, who had sided with this nation citing judicial breaches such as the lack of Habeus Corpus by this nation's enemy. Robert Toombs was the first Secretary of State and Judah P. Benjamin the first
This nation borrowed fifteen million dollars from the French banker Emile Erlanger after a 10% sales tax, an income tax, and the so-called Produce Loan program of Christopher Memminger proved insufficient to cover its debts. Its constitution specifically forbid the promotion of specific industries through selective taxation. John Scott led one military unit of this nation known as the Black Horse Troop, and its head of state was granted the power of a line-item veto. Stand Watie refused to surrender a group of this country's troops after being called to stand down by Kirby Smith; Watie commanded a group of Cherokee warriors, who had sided with this nation citing judicial breaches such as the lack of Habeus Corpus by this nation's enemy. Robert Toombs was the first Secretary of State and Judah P. Benjamin the first Attorney General of, for 10 points, what nation whose President was Jefferson Davis?
This nation borrowed fifteen million dollars from the French banker Emile Erlanger after a 10% sales tax, an income tax, and the so-called Produce Loan program of Christopher Memminger proved insufficient to cover its debts.
{Confederate States} of {America}