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Andrew Jackson passed a tariff in 1828 that South Carolina refused to pay. South Carolina threatened to secede (leave) the United States if they were forced to pay it. This was called the ______________ Crisis.
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In 1832, this President was going to force South Carolina to pay the tariff that he had set. Carolina believed that it was too much
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Conflicts and Compromises Prior to Civil War

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Andrew Jackson passed a tariff in 1828 that South Carolina refused to pay. South Carolina threatened to secede (leave) the United States if they were forced to pay it. This was called the ______________ Crisis. Nullification Crisis
In 1832, this President was going to force South Carolina to pay the tariff that he had set. Carolina believed that it was too much Andrew Jackson
The high (protective) tariff that Andrew Jackson passed in 1828 became known as the _________________________. Tariff of Abominations
What year was the Tariff of Abominations passed? 1828
What year did the Nullification Crisis occur, almost resulting in Civil War? 1832
When Jackson did not back down from the tariff, South Carolina threatened to ____________________ from the United States. Secede
This man led South Carolina in their fight to nullify Andrew Jackson's tariff. John C. Calhoun
The Nullification Crisis ended when Henry Clay wrote a peaceful compromise. The next time a state threatened to secede from the U.S., however, it ended in which war? Civil War
John C. Calhoun helped South Carolina declare Jackson's tariff ______ and ________. null and void
This man was the President of the United States during the Nullification Crisis and said that seceding from America was not an option. Andrew Jackson
Which state tried to nullify Jackson's tax and threatened to secede if they had to pay? South Carolina
The Nullification Crisis brought up the question of whether or not a state had the power to declare a federal law ______________ (against the Constitution) unconstitutional
Which 2 causes of the Civil War was similar to the cause of the Nullification Crisis? Slavery, States Rights, Sectionalism, Tariffs? states rights and tariffs
Henry Clay wrote a compromise during this time period that drew an imaginary line. Under this line, slavery would be legal. Missouri Compromise
Was the Nullification Crisis of 1832 resolved peacefully or with war? peacefully
What man wrote a Compromise Tariff that made Jackson and South Carolina happy? Henry Clay
What is a tax on an imported good called? tariff
What year was the Missouri Compromise written, allowing Missouri to enter America as a slave state and Maine as a free? 1820
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