The theory that the states’ may vote against unfair laws.
Explanation:
One of the most important questions debated in the Webster-Hayne debates was the question of what the purpose of the Union was. Whig Senator Daniel Webster of Massachusetts believed that the Union had been created in order to promote the good of the whole. On the other hand, Democrat Senator Robert Y. Hayne of South Carolina believed that the sovereign and independent states created the Union with the sole purpose of promoting their own interests.
This conflict led to the question of what actions could the states take when dealing with unfair laws. It also created the theory that the states should have the right to vote against unfair laws.
The "elastic," or implied powers, clause gives Congress the authority to pass laws it deems "necessary and proper" to carry out its enumerated functions.
Japan was an island with no other countries bordering it, and they even adopted a policy stating that they would do no trade or even contact other countries, and no citizen was allowed to leave.
