The Doctrine of Nullification Was First Used

question 12

Multiple Choice

The doctrine of nullification was first used

• A) by the Supreme Court in McCulloch v. Maryland.
• B) to ignore a tariff law passed by Congress in 1832.
• C) by state governors opposed to federal civil rights legislation that became law in the 1950s and 1960s.
• D) by Lyndon Johnson as part of his Great Society programs.

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Definitions:

Odorant

Odorant refers to any substance capable of eliciting an olfactory response, meaning it has a smell that can be detected by the sensory receptors in the nose.

Scents

Volatile substances that can be perceived by the olfactory system, contributing to the sense of smell.

Receptor Pattern

The specific arrangement or distribution of receptors, often on the surface of cells, that allows for the recognition and binding of specific substances.

Skin Sense

The sensory system involved in processing touch, temperature, and pain through skin receptors.