What was Andrew Jackson's response to the nullification crisis?

He came down strongly in favor of the Union over states' rights.

He sent troops to South Carolina to quell riots there.

He allowed Vice President Calhoun to speak for the administration in support of nullification.

Question

What was Andrew Jackson's response to the nullification crisis?

       He came down strongly in favor of the Union over states' rights.

       He sent troops to South Carolina to quell riots there.

       He allowed Vice President Calhoun to speak for the administration in support of nullification.

bunnyzrockgirl · Answer

The Nullification Crisis came about in 1832 after South Carolina declared that the Federal Tariffs signed into law by President Andrew Jackson were unconstitutional.

anonymous · Answer

http://www.enotes.com/homework-help/explain-president-jacksons-response-nullification-306462 "This was a direct threat to the federal government's power over national issues, and President Jackson responded by first initiating a Force Bill, allowing military action against South Carolina in the event of non-compliance" Saying this, I would choose answer, "He sent troops to South Carolina to quell riots there." or B in the listings. c: