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Nullification was a theory espoused by John C. Calhoun which stated that states had the right to do what?
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A get rid of unwanted national bureaucracyget rid of unwanted national bureaucracy
B decide which national laws states would acceptdecide which national laws states would accept
C determine if they wanted to remain in the Uniondetermine if they wanted to remain in the Union
D refuse to use the paper money issued by the Federal government
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B — decide which national laws states would accept.
Calhoun's nullification theory held that states could declare federal laws unconstitutional and refuse to enforce them within their borders.
Calhoun's nullification theory held that states could declare federal laws unconstitutional and refuse to enforce them within their borders.
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