Why did President Andrew Jackson agree to a compromise during the nullification crisis?
A. He hoped to encourage other countries to get rid of tariffs.
B. He hoped to achieve peace and gain support from the Republican Party.
C. He wanted to replace the Second Bank of the United States with a new bank.
D. He wanted to find a solution that would satisfy both the South and the North.
President Andrew Jackson, in response to the nullification crisis of 1832, threatened to send federal troops to any state that tried to "nullify" federal laws.
