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1. Northerners wanted a higher tariff on forge in goods, Southerners did not like this so they purchased goods from Britan (bad for northerners)
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2. Congress passed a heavy protective tariff to get Americans to buy local goods. Tariff was on imported manufactured goods. (1828)
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3. John C. Calhoun wrote "South Carolina Exposition and Protest" saying the tariff could be deemed null and void.
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6. Calhoun was upset so he resigned from office to stand for election of the Senate instead.
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5. Jackson took long to establish tariff reform but Tariff act of 1832 is passed under his presidency.
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4. Andrew Jackson becomes president based off of his views on "tariff reform."
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7. Calhoun wins the election and passes the Oridance of Nullication which made collecting tariffs illegal in the state of South Carolina.
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8. Robert Hayne adds to the Ordiance by saying a state may leave the union in a "last resort."
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9. Daniel Webster (Massachusetts senator) gives a speech defending the Federal Goverment says "Liberty and Union, now and forever, one and inseparable."
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12. The Force Act is passed in 1833 and a compromise tariff is effective which calms Southerners.
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11. Jackson asserts the power of the tariff and denied any state to prevent enforcement of any federal laws. (December 10, 1832)
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10. While the Tariff of 1832 is passed, Calhoun fights for an economy based on slavery and calls for nullification doctrine.
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Nullification Crisis
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