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Andrew Jackson's actions in the nullification crisis suggest that he...
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Andrew Jackson's actions in the nullification crisis suggest that he...

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...he believed in the limited use of federal power but also that states were not truly sovereign.
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The correct answer is that AndrewJackson believed that the goverment had power over states

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This crisis helped the tension between the North and South to ignite even more than turning into what would be the Civil War

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