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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Definitions:

Similarity Principle

A concept in social psychology that suggests individuals are more likely to form relationships with people who are similar to them in terms of interests, beliefs, and background.

Perceptual Organization

The process by which the brain systematically interprets and gives meaning to sensory input, organizing it into coherent images and experiences.

Continuity

The psychological principle that development is gradual and continuous rather than in separate stages.

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