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Who resigned as Vice President to lead the South's attack against tariffs?
Andrew Jackson
Daniel Webster
John C. Calhoun
Robert Hayne
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John C. Calhoun — he resigned the vice presidency in 1832 to take a Senate seat and lead the South's opposition to protective tariffs (nullification).
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