Jackson and Federal Power

AP US History· difficulty 4/5

The Nullification Crisis (1832-33)

  • A

    Saw South Carolina threaten to nullify federal tariffs; Jackson responded with force, but a compromise tariff defused the crisis

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  • B

    Was a religious dispute between southern Baptists and Methodist itinerant preachers

  • C

    Was solely a controversy over the future of slavery in newly admitted western states

  • D

    Triggered the Civil War by causing South Carolina's immediate secession from the Union

Explanation

Foreshadowed sectional conflict; Calhoun's nullification theory raised states' rights to a constitutional crisis.

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