Upon passage of a compromise tariff in 1833, South Carolina agreed that states do not have the powers of nullification or secession.

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The compromise tariff of 1833 led to South Carolina repealing its nullification ordinance, but the state maintained that it had the right to nullify federal laws and did not agree that states lack the powers of nullification or secession.

Upon Passage of a Compromise Tariff in 1833, South Carolina