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The doctrine of nullification declared the right of a state to reject a federal law as unconstitutional. How might this doctrine make it difficult for the national government to operate effectively?
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The doctrine of nullification declared the right of a state to reject a federal law as unconstitutional. How might this doctrine make it difficult for the national government to operate effectively?

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\Answer: sorry i dont know

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