Jackson adhered to what philosophy during the nullification crisis? select one:

a. protective tariffs were not necessary.

b. the supreme court knew best about the native americans.

c. slavery was morally wrong.

d. states should have the final say.

e. the national government was supreme.

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20 April, 09:18

Jackson adhered to what philosophy during the nullification crisis? select one:

a. protective tariffs were not necessary.

b. the supreme court knew best about the native americans.

c. slavery was morally wrong.

d. states should have the final say.

e. the national government was supreme.

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Jordyn · Answer 1

(E) is the most correct answer. Jackson felt that nullification and the threat of secession were tantamount to treason, and that the national government was the port of last call for any disputes over the legality of laws. Any calls to disregard the tariffs were not going to be looked upon kindly by the federal government.

Jackson adhered to what philosophy during the nullification crisis? select one:a. protective tariffs were not necessary.b. the supreme court knew best about the native americans.c. slavery was morally wrong.d. states should have the final say.e. the national government was supreme.

Jackson adhered to what philosophy during the nullification crisis? select one:

a. protective tariffs were not necessary.

b. the supreme court knew best about the native americans.

c. slavery was morally wrong.

d. states should have the final say.

e. the national government was supreme.