Which describes South Carolinian John C. Calhoun's position on the issue of states rights and the Union? A. States had to obey the federal government's laws. B. The federal government could require states to abandon the institution of slavery. C. The federal government could use force to keep states in the Union. D. States could nullify the federal government's laws.

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Christian Lucero

8 January, 21:12

Which describes South Carolinian John C. Calhoun's position on the issue of states rights and the Union? A. States had to obey the federal government's laws. B. The federal government could require states to abandon the institution of slavery. C. The federal government could use force to keep states in the Union. D. States could nullify the federal government's laws.

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Damon Mitchell · Answer 1

South Carolinian John C. Calhoun's position on the issue of states rights and the Union C) The federal government could use force to keep states in the Union.