What did Elias Boudinot think about about the Cherokee's current home? Believed that they should have their land accepted as a state in the US

He loved where they lived and did not want to move

He didnt deal with the Cherokee

It was not what the deserved and wanted a better home

Jackson  said nullification 'means insurrection and war,' and called it a treasonous attack on america. the second aspect of the  force bill  was the passing in congress of a lower tariff in 1833. this was offered as a compromise to avoid conflict with south carolina, and to attempt to defuse the tense situation.source google