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a revolution indeed

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American History

 

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Martha W

 

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November 2, 2013

 

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The Nullification Crisis eventually led to the chain reaction of secession, first started by South Carolina, which would result in the Civil War. The Constition reserves certain powers to the states through the Tenth Amendment, and South Carolina believed that the federal government had crossed the line concerning their powers and violated the rights granted to the states...
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Therefore, South Carolina felt it in their hearts that they had no other choice except to take the ultimate step: secession (Document A). Currency became a debate of who should control and issue it. Southerners believed it should be controlled and issued by the states, while the North believed that it should be nationalized...
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