What was the significance of the nullification crisis?
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it permanently ended the debate over slavery.
it highlighted the sectional issues that divided the nation.
it put an end to the debate over states’ rights.
the federal government proved its power over the states.

The articles of confederation did not allow the government the power to tax or to force the states to do anything. what challenges could this cause

What was the main objective of the national origins act of 1924

Which statement best describes standard oil in the late 1800s? standard oil controlled only a small number of the nation’s oil refineries. standard oil was a single business that operated in a small region. standard oil controlled only the means and methods of oil production. standard oil owned ninety percent of all oil refineries in the united states.