John C Calhoun's Arguments in Favor of Nullification Were Awkward Because

question 63

Multiple Choice

John C. Calhoun's arguments in favor of nullification were awkward because

• A)he was from Massachusetts.
• B)he had helped steer the bill through Congress initially.
• C)he was Jackson's vice-president.
• D)he generally supported federal involvement in the economy.

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