Nhich set of events from the Nullification Crisis is listed in correct chronological order? A. 1. Congress passed higher tariffs.
2. South Carolina voted to nullify federal tariffs within its borders.
3. Force Bill threatened to use armed force.
4. South Carolina suspended its nullification.
OB. 1. South Carolina suspended its nullification.
2. Force Bill threatened to use armed force.
3. South Carolina voted to nullify federal tariffs within its borders.
4. Congress passed higher tariffs.
C. 1. South Carolina voted to nullify federal tariffs within its borders.
2. Congress passed higher tariffs.
3. South Carolina suspended its nullification.
4. Force Bill threatened to use armed force.
D. 1. Force Bill threatened to use armed force.
2. South Carolina suspended its nullification.
3. Congress passed higher tariffs.
4. South Carolina voted to nullify federal tariffs within its borders.
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