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The '''Nullification Crisis''' occurred in [[South Carolina]] over the [[Tariff of 1828]] and whether the individual [[US state|states]] had the right to nullify federal laws. Now seen as a warning of the [[American Civil War]], the problems of the Nullification Crisis were worked out by [[Henry Clay]] of [[Kentucky]].
 
The '''Nullification Crisis''' occurred in [[South Carolina]] over the [[Tariff of 1828]] and whether the individual [[US state|states]] had the right to nullify federal laws. Now seen as a warning of the [[American Civil War]], the problems of the Nullification Crisis were worked out by [[Henry Clay]] of [[Kentucky]].
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It occurred when South Carolina decided to nullify the Tariff of 1828, which Southerners called the "Tariff of Abominations". It forced [[President]] [[Andrew Jackson]] to clash with his own [[Vice President]] [[John C. Calhoun]], as Jackson favored enforcing the law, unlike Calhoun. He thus forged an unusual temporary alliance with the Whigs and tried to persuade Congress to pass a "force bill", which would enable him to enforce the law. Henry Clay stepped in and created a compromise between the two sides through the Tariff of 1833, which helped to resolve the dispute. It strained the relationship between Calhoun and Jackson, and Calhoun resigned in 1832.
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It occurred when South Carolina decided to nullify the Tariff of 1828, which Southerners called the "Tariff of Abominations". It forced [[President]] [[Andrew Jackson]] to clash with his own [[Vice President]] [[John C. Calhoun]], as Jackson favored enforcing the law, unlike Calhoun. He thus forged an unusual temporary alliance with the Whigs and tried to persuade Congress to pass a "force bill", which would enable him to enforce the law. They did, thought South Carolina nullified that as well. Henry Clay stepped in and created a compromise between the two sides through the Tariff of 1833, which helped to resolve the dispute. It strained the relationship between Calhoun and Jackson, and Calhoun resigned in 1832.
 
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