Nullification crisis

The tariff of 1828(also known as tariff of abominations)

May 19, 1828

This tariff increased the taxes on imported good so that America would not have competition. and the people who were not in favor of the taxes named it the tariff of abomination.

The South Carolina Exposition and Protest

Dec 7, 1829

This event proposed the idea that a state has the right to reject federal law

The tariff of 1832

Jul 14, 1832

this tariff was the complaint of how high things were raised.

Jackson's Proclamation Against Nullification(S.C.)

Oct 7, 1832

This allowed federal troops to be put into use if people did not follow the rules.

Ordinance of nullification

Nov 24, 1832

The ordinance of nullification stated that the tariffs of 1828 and 1832 were unconstitutional and they were nosing car

Force bill

Mar 2, 1833

the force bill gave the president power to send out army troops if the states did not comply with paying their taxes

South Carolina Repeal of Nullification

Mar 11, 1833

The repeal of nullification helped to undermine the nullification doctrine.

Compromise tariff of 1833

Oct 7, 1833

Henry clay had helped broker a compromise bill which was basically like an agreement between the two.