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Why did John.Calhoun believe the Tariff of 1828 was unconstitutional? A.It favored one section of the country over another. B. It put an end to the cotton trade with Great Britain. C. It encouraged people
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Why did John.Calhoun believe the Tariff of 1828 was unconstitutional?

A.It favored one section of the country over another.
B. It put an end to the cotton trade with Great Britain.
C. It encouraged people to purchase cheap land in the West.

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A. It favored one section of the country over another.

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