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Answer: A. nullification of the law
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The Federal Tariff of 1828 placed a high tariff on imported goods which was very damaging to the South because their economy relied on imports as they did not have much industry.
Spurred on by the proclamations of Vice President John C. Calhoun who declared that States did not have to comply with all Federal law, South Carolina passed a law that theoretically allowed it to nullify any Federal law that it deemed to be damaging to its interest.
President Jackson threatened to use soldiers to ensure compliance to Federal law but the crisis was averted due to negotiations led by Henry Clay.
Ibn Batuta was born in Morocco. He came from an educated family. Ibn was motivated to travel on a quest to learn more from different libraries and educators that he hoped he could meet. He also had a lot of dreams to pursue. He was unlikely of any other travelers who had their caravan, he traveled alone. Eventually, he learned a lot and had a meaningful travel through meeting people and even having marriages. It was during his stay in Alexandria where he was prophesized to go to India. He traveled to India by crossing Afghanistan with a group. While in Delhi they met bandits whom they fought. Because of his success and courage, the King of India appointed him as ambassador.
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President Kennedy won with a small number of votes, so the answer would be D.
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