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Andrew Jackson Was Horrible

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American History

 

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June 4, 2014

 

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The South was forced to buy expensive goods from the North. Southerners felt as if northerners were becoming rich at their expense. In 1832, South Carolina finally had enough of it. They declared the tariffs nullified and threatened secession if any tax collectors came around. The President's violent attitude caught up with him and he threatened to hang John C...
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In 1832, South Carolina finally had enough of it. They declared the tariffs nullified and threatened secession if any tax collectors came around. The President's violent attitude caught up with him and he threatened to hang John C. Calhoun and send troops to South Carolina. Finally, in 1833, a Force Bill was passed which said that the army could get involved in the situation now...
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