The Nullification Crisis
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- Congress passed a new law raising tariffs across the country
- We as congress will raise tariff to encourage manufacture in the US
- The south states were worried this was going to ruin their income
- This is going to ruin us. bye bye farm.
- I know no ones going to buy it because the prices are to high
- Calhoun told the south states to say something
- You guys should really speak up and fight of the farm
- That is right I NEED TO FIGHT FOR MY FARM AND MY FELLOW FARMERS.
- Congress raised tariff which would allow American manufactures to outsell foreign manufactures
- Jackson lowered the tariff but, it still was not low enough for the south states
- LOWER THE TARIFF MORE
- Unlike the northern states who were happy about getting money for their factories. The southern states were worried that the higher tariff would hurt their sales to other countries.
- They finally made an agreement and South Carolina was there to stay
- Agreeed
- Calhoun told the south states that they should declare tariff. They liked this idea and said if it was not lowered or taken away they would leave the US.
- This was still not low enough for the south states and they kept threating to leave the US.
- Jackson finally lowered it to a point where the south states were satisfied. After this the south states stopped making threats they were going to leave.
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