The Nullification Crisis that engulfed the U.S. in 1832 was rooted in D) southern opposition to tariffs.
The Nullification Crisis of 1832:
- Happened because South Carolina and the rest of the North were opposed to federal government tariffs that harmed the South
- Was based on the notion that the states could invalidate federal law if they believed it was unconstitutional.
The Nullification Crisis almost led to secession until the skillfulness of certain Congressmen saved the day.
In conclusion, the Nullification Crisis happened because Southerners were not amused by federal tariffs.
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