The theory of nullification argues that a. a state may declare ...

[torybrooks]

The theory of nullification argues that
 
  a. a state may declare war to protect its interests.
  b. a state may refuse to defer to national supremacy.
  c. Congress has the power to declare a state law null and void.
  d. the president has the authority to declare a state law null and void.
  e. determined that the states had no role to play in intrastate commerce.

Question 2

The dispute between Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton over the constitutionality of the national bank exemplifies
 
  a. the difficulty the framers had reaching agreement as to whether or not national law would supercede state laws.
  b. the tariff wars which developed between the states.
  c. two different visions of the scope of national powers.
  d. two different visions of the utility of money.
  e. the denial of certain rights to states and the nation associated with British rule.

[nital]

Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c