Question

What justification did Southern states use in the 1800s to nullify tariff laws?

states' rights

right to secession

popular sovereignty

Kansas-Nebraska Act

Answer 1

@Notamathgenius @dmezzullo

Answer 2

I am pretty sure it would be Popular Sovereignty

Answer 3

Well we're in a bit of a pickle.. Who's correct? haha

Answer 4

No we are both wrong its Succesion they wanted to leave the nion to get away from all the laws being passed and to make their own rules

Answer 5

Union*

Answer 6

So, B?

Answer 7

yes

Answer 8

Okay thank you! Would you happen to know this one?
To prepare the country for World War I, what became an early focus of American industrial mass production?

ships

airplanes

automobiles

ammunition

Answer 9

or its ammo

Answer 10

I rememer this one lol
Ok in ww1 we had a mass production on ammo, guns (anything lethal) Ships we were coming up in the race against time to see what country obviously could do this the fastest, If I had to really get one out there it would have to be Ammo becuase we went through it like nothing.

Answer 11

the first one isn't the right to secession, I just took the test and got that wrong