What Did Proponents Cite as the Intended Purpose of Nullification

question 35

Multiple Choice

What did proponents cite as the intended purpose of nullification in American government?

• A)To give states the rights to fully govern themselves as they saw fit
• B)To allow the federal government to make null and void any state law they wished
• C)To allow for the states to work together to repeal any federal law that was deemed unnecessary
• D)To allow a majority of states to make null and void laws of states that are deemed oppressive
• E)To give the states the ability to ignore any federal law that went against their wishes

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Definitions:

Privity

A concept in contract law referring to the relationship between parties in a contract, limiting the rights and obligations to those parties directly involved.

Undue Influence

An improper or unfair persuasion that leads another to act against their own will or best interests, particularly in a contractual or testamentary context.

Misunderstanding

A failure to understand something correctly, which can lead to conflicts or voidable agreements in legal contexts.

Unconscionable

Actions or terms in a contract that are so unjust or overwhelmingly one-sided that they shock the conscience or are deemed unfair by law.