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Why was nullification considered a states' rights issue?

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Answer: B

Explanation:edg 2021

User Richard Neumann
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To nullify is to discontinue or not allow a certain law to be in a certain state, meaning that the state has the right to choose if it would abide by that federal law or not.
It was a state's rights issue because states couldn't do their own thing, they all had the exact same laws.
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