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For those in the South, nullification was largely a way of protecting A. the national bank. B. the institution of slavery. C. the exportation of cotton to Europe. D. the importation of silk from China.
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For those in the South, nullification was largely a way of protecting A. the national bank. B. the institution of slavery. C. the exportation of cotton to Europe. D. the importation of silk from China.

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