The union shall be preserved." - Andrew Jackson Andrew Jackson made this statement in response to what event? (1 point) Responses South Carolina’s threat to nullify a federal law South Carolina’s threat to nullify a federal law Missouri being admitted as a slave state Missouri being admitted as a slave state Growing opposition to the Mexican-American War Growing opposition to the Mexican-American War The passage of the American System

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Andrew Jackson made the statement "The union shall be preserved" in response to South Carolina’s threat to nullify a federal law. This was particularly related to the Nullification Crisis of the early 1830s, where South Carolina sought to nullify federal tariffs. Therefore, the correct response is:

South Carolina’s threat to nullify a federal law.

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