Nullification
Montāžas Teksta
- In 1828 Congress passed the Protective Tariff of 1828 also known as The Tariff of Abominations putting a tax on European manufacturing goods protecting U.S. good North supported this but the South did not because it only benefited north
- I am going to put a tax on Imported good and it is going to be called the Protective Tariff of 1828
- The southerners hated the new tariff, making trades for European manufactured goods more expensive. The southerners even threatened to leave the Secede the Union.
- South Carolina Perspective
- We hate thisTariff we have to pay more for our own goods
- Vice President, John C Calhoun believes that states should have their own state rights and can nullify, or refuse, a federal law if they choose.
- States should be able to have their own state rights
- John C Calhoun Perspective
- Andrew Jackson disagreed with John Calhoun saying that if the States have the right to nullify the union will lose their power making the Union power useless.
- Andrew Jackson Perspective
- I disagree with John C Calhoun
- Henry clay was the author of the Compromise tariff of 1833. This compromise tariff would make both sides happy and resolve the Nullification crisis.
- I am going propose the Compromise Tariff of 1833
- After the Compromise of 1833 ended the Nullification crisis making both sides happy.
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