The doctrine of nullification, in its most simple form, meant ___. A) a state government could adapt a federal law to reflect changes in society B) citizens could declare null and void any state law C)

The doctrine of nullification, in its most simple form, meant ___.

A) a state government could adapt a federal law to reflect changes in society
B) citizens could declare null and void any state law
C) the federal government could nullify any state law
D) the national government could expand upon any state law it found objectionable
E) a state could declare null and void any federal law it found objectionable, thus refusing to obey that law

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