Nullification Crisis

By Sarah7631

  • Tariff of 1828(Abomination)

    High protective tariff

  • South Carolina Exposition and Protest (1829)

    J.C. Calhoun- states have the right to nullify laws

  • Hayne-Webster Debate 1830

    Webster- Nationalism
    Hayne- States' rights

  • Tariff of 1832

    Reduce the Tariff

  • S.C Orders of Nullification (1832)

    John C. Calhoun resigns the vice-presidency

  • Force Act (1832)

    Jackson permitted to use force to enforce the law

  • Tariff of 1833 Compromise Tariff

    Henry Clay- author
    ends Nullification Crisis

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