In Justifying Nullification, Exposition and Protest Drew on What Precedent

question 2

Multiple Choice

In justifying nullification, Exposition and Protest drew on what precedent?

• A) the Virginia and Kentucky resolutions of 1798
• B) the Bill for Establishing Religious Freedom
• C) the Articles of Confederation
• D) the Alien and Sedition Acts
• E) the Embargo Act

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