The correct answer is B. A states' rights issue started by South Carolina
Explanation:
The Nullification Crisis of the 1830' was a political crisis that involved South Carolina confrontation with the federal government during the presidency of Andrew Jackson. This crisis began as South Carolina declared the taxes imposed during this period were unconstitutional, therefore South Carolina declared the taxes of 1828 and 1832 were null in the state, this ratified the state's right which is the political power each state has. Thus, the nullification crisis of 1830, was an issued stater by South Carolina that dealt with the states' rights.
