The Doctrine of Nullification Asserted That

question 14

Multiple Choice

The doctrine of nullification asserted that

• A)the Supreme Court could make "null and void" any state law.
• B)any federal law could be overturned by a vote of three-quarters of state legislatures.
• C)states were not bound by federal laws that they considered unconstitutional.
• D)states were not bound by the Bill of Rights.

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