The right answer is the B) South Carolinians in support of secession believed liberty was more important than maintaining the Union. Calhoun had firmly opposed the so-called Tariff of Abominations (1828), since it was, he believed, detrimental to the Southern states and ultimately unconstitutional (since those states would have to pay more for imported goods). During this dinner, which took place in 1830, President Jackson toasted the preservation of the Union, and Calhoun responded with those famous words, which reflected his beliefs in a state's right to secede from the Union if the freedom and sovereignty of its citizens were not being respected.
Number 1 is to K. Th eWar of 1812 is to conflict between US and Great Britain.
If your talking about nationality then I would personally say no because each country would be constantly fighting trying to prove they are the best country and racism would probably be higher than it already is
We have better energy and technology.Also it is bigger.My dad works for nasa.
