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What caused the Nullification Crisis in 1832?
a biased system that favored the agricultural states
South Carolina's refusal to pay taxes on goods it did not produce
a state's decision that states could ignore laws not in the Constitution
the belief that the tariff system would bring poverty to the North
the tariff of 1832 that reduced tariff rates to 35%

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The nullification crisis of 1832 was caused by

  • South Carolina's refusal to pay taxes on goods it did not produce.
  • The tariff of 1832 that reduced tariff rates to 35%
  • A state's decision that states could ignore laws not in the Constitution

The nullification crisis was as a result of tariff imposition by the national government of the US. South Carolina passed laws that stopped the tariff act from being applicable in its border.

They declared the tariffs as unconstitutional and also decided against paying taxes on the goods that they did not make.

John C. Calhoun opposed this and he said that there was a law that gave states the right to oppose any Federal law that they did not want to be enforced.

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kaytebearkb

Answer: B. South Carolina's refusal to pay taxes on goods it did not produce

C. A state's decision that states could ignore laws not in the Constitution

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