History, 05.02.2020 03:52 teresaswinger

How did john calhoun's doctrine of nullification describe power between the state and national goverments?
a)the federal government could invalidate state laws it believed were unconstitutional.
b) the constitution, as a creation of the people, applied in all cases to all state
c) federal troops were allowed to enforce federal laws within state borders
d) state courts could invalidate federal laws they considered unconstitutional

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