Andrew Jackson's statement in 1830 was in response to South Carolina's threat to nullify a federal law. This event was part of the Nullification Crisis, where South Carolina aimed to invalidate federal tariffs that they deemed unconstitutional. Jackson strongly opposed this idea and took a firm stance in favor of federal authority.
—Andrew Jackson, 1830
Andrew Jackson made this statement in response to what event?• growing opposition to the Mexican-American War
• Missouri being admitted as a slave state• the passage of the American System• South Carolina's threat to nullify a federal law
• growing opposition to the Mexican-American War
• Missouri being admitted as a slave state
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