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The Tariff of 1824 was put into place in order to generate revenue and to protect the economy. This agitated the South because they relied on Britain to import their cotton.
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A tariff imposed with extremely high rates with the goal of protecting American industry. The South reacted with a South Carolina's "exposition" and protests.
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South Carolina's protest against the Tariff of 1828. As a response, they wanted the states to nullify the tariff. A funny reaction of Jefferson was that he said he would hang everyone in South Carolina.
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An attempt to reduce the conflicts caused by the Tariff of 1828, but it din't satisfy South Carolina still.
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South Carolina didn't like the Tariff of 1828, but the South didn't like tariffs in general because it causes retaliation tariffs from Britain. This caused Britain to stop importing as much cotton.
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Andrew Jackson issued a wild statement saying that he was going to hang everyone in South Carolina in order to insure they pay the duty.
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Governor Haynes claimed that it is unconstitutional and void if a state is oppressed by the law. South Carolina threatened to succeed, but we'll actually see this when the civil war starts too.,
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The Force Bill enabled Andrew Jackson to use the Army and Navy, in order to collect federal tariff duties. This caused Southerners to feel as if they were under British control again
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Gradually reduced the rates of the Tariff of 1833 in order to satisfy the South, but it didn't work.
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This led two the Nullification crisis being over.
