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South Carolina met and nullified the tariff of 1832. No other southern states supported SC. This act questioned the right of a state to invalidate a federal law; Northerners were outraged and even Southern states that disagreed with the tariffs questioned the legality of nullifying a federal law. Ultimately, SC used the justification to secede from the Union.
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