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Who was the major proponent of the “theory of nullification” in 1830? a. henry clay b. daniel webster c. andrew jackson d. john c. calhoun
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Who was the major proponent of the “theory of nullification” in 1830?

a. henry clay
b. daniel webster
c. andrew jackson
d. john
c. calhoun

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Just had this on a test. John C. Calhoun is the correct answer!!! Hope this helps.
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The answer to this question is D. John C. Calhoun

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