Central to the Nullification crisis during Jackson’s presidency, was the notion that "<span>c. States could nullify, and therefore not obey, any duly passed national law that they deemed objectionable or unconstitutional"</span>
Hello Xzavier0180
The Fifth Amendment to the US Constitution was ratified as an integral part of the Bill of Rights in the year 1791
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-Cody
The Freedmen's Bureau was an program to help former black slaves and poor whites aftermath the Civil War. On March 3, 1865 was established the programa initiated by the U.S President Abraham Lincoln. The program provided food, housing, medical aid, schools and legal assistance. Was an temporary agency to last one year after the war. The power of the program were expanded to help African Americans to find their family members whom they lost during the war. Beside that they learn to read and write. In summer of 1872 because of a pressure from white Southners the Congress dismantled the Freedmen’s Bureau.
I would have to say C. Though take that answer with a grain of salt.
