Why did President Jackson reject the doctrine of nullification?

A. He believed that sovereignty rested with the people; therefore, he did not accept the idea of state sovereignty.
B. He was adamantly opposed to states' rights.
C. He totally distrusted the federal government.
D. He personally disliked Daniel Webster.


Answer: A

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