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Why did John C. Calhoun resign as vice president? 1.to prevent South Carolina from leaving the Union 2.to oppose the Doctrine of Nullification 3.to lead the fight against the Tariff of 1832
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Why did John C. Calhoun resign as vice president?

1.to prevent South Carolina from leaving the Union
2.to oppose the Doctrine of Nullification
3.to lead the fight against the Tariff of 1832

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