History, 29.08.2019 16:30, ajime

The southern states believed that state governments had the right to nullify federal laws. what did this lead to?
a. their acceptance of the missouri compromise. b. their refusal to enforce the fugitive slave law. c. their reversal of the dred scott decision. d. their eventual secession from the union

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