Nullification, in United States constitutional history, is a legal theory that a state has the right to nullify, or invalidate, any federal law which that state has deemed unconstitutional. So the best answer among the following choices is letter C. Southern senator Calhoun and Hayne argued that Congress could not pass laws that favored one region of the country over another.
The name of the state is New South Wales (NSW)
The New South Walse border equals to around 12.91% of border length extends<span> up to 2880- miles or 4635 </span>km<span> and its coastal </span>length<span> extends up to 1327 miles or 2137 </span>km, which borders the south Australia to its west, The Queensland to its north, and Victoria to the Sotu.
Between 1948 and 1952, the United States spent approximately $12.7 billion in a program known as the Marshall Plan. This program provided funding to the war-torn countries of Europe in an effort to eradicate famine and rebuild their infrastructures and economies. A second diplomatic goal of the Marshall Plan was to help stop the spread of Communism into these unstable nations.
so Its <u>A. Marshall Plan</u>
