Jackson favored states' rights and limited federal government. Was his action to block South Carolina in the tariff crisis consi

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Andre45 [30]

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Jackson favored states' rights and limited federal government. Was his action to block South Carolina in the tariff crisis consi

stent with this belief? Explain your answer.

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anzhelika [568] · Answer 1 · 2022-06-16T08:29:01+03:00

<span>Describe the changes in U.S. politics and the party system from 1824 to 1840. ... belief that all people are equal socially, politically, and economically; led to ... of Andrew Jackson; favored states' rights and alimited role for the federal government ... the South Carolina nullifiers who nullified the tariffs of AndrewJackson.</span><span>
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Andre45 [30] · Answer 2 · 2022-06-16T10:48:00+03:00

Even though Jackson favored the state’s rights and limited federal government, he defended the existence of the Union. During the Nullification Crisis, Andrew Jackson argued that the nullification of federal laws by the states was not possible and was unconstitutional and treasonous to the country. He also argued that North Carolina’s objections were misguided and incorrect.