Question

What was the greatest concern of those opposing nullification during the crisis in the 1830s?
(Points: 3)
that South Carolina would become much too powerful and impose slavery on other states

that John C. Calhoun would become president

that states would leave the Union and gravely weaken it

that the United States would fail to collect tariffs, causing a financial strain on the economy

Answer 1

@magicremix123

Answer 2

I should say A

Answer 3

I would say (c.)

Answer 4

ok im going to give you a website: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nullification_Crisis

Answer 5

@magicremix123 really i though it was suppose

Answer 6

How was the situation resolved tho...?

Answer 7

it would resolve if u submit your answer

Answer 8

I meant with the nullification.

Answer 9

I'm not retarded.

Answer 10

huh?? wait well i said that i'm pretty sure it suppose to be a i don't know aboout others people thinkin

Answer 11

I asked how it was resolved tho. because they were struggling with nullification, and a law being passed that was "unconstitutional"

Answer 12

o_O sorry i didn't get u at first ...actually ask @magicremix123 she ight know :)

Answer 13

okay.

Answer 14

I don't know if she's even on tho...

Answer 15

it looks like

Answer 16

It says she is, but I dunno...

Answer 17

@magicremix123 Are you on?

Answer 18

ok I will.

Answer 19

I can't send you messages.

Answer 20

opps i'l fan you then ;)