A student created the following pre-writing flow chart for an essay in history class. A new tariff was passed in 1828 to protect American made goods from foreign competition. South Carolina declared the tariff void in their state, claiming it was unconstitutional under Amendment 10. President Jackson threatened military force, and a compromise was made to lower the tariff. Based on the information above, what historical event is most likely the topic of this paper? O A. Monroe Doctrine O B. Nullification Crisis OC Louisiana Purchase O D Three-Fifths Compromise Mail

A student created the following pre-writing flow chart for an essay in history class. A new tariff was passed in 1828 to protect American made goods from foreign competition. South Carolina declared the tariff void in their state, claiming it was unconstitutional under Amendment 10. President Jackson threatened military force, and a compromise was made to lower the tariff. Based on the information above, what historical event is most likely the topic of this paper? O A. Monroe Doctrine O B. Nullification Crisis OC Louisiana Purchase O D Three-Fifths Compromise Mail

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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