Question

question 60
2 pts
in which of the following states were african americans a majority of the population?
south carolina
virginia
oklahoma
mississippi
question 61
2 pts
he was considered the \champion of the nullifiers\.
andrew jackson
martin van buren
john c. calhoun
john quincy adams

Explanation:

Question 60

To determine where African Americans were a majority, historical population data (especially pre - Civil War or during slavery era) is considered. Mississippi had a significant African American population majority in relevant historical periods. South Carolina, Virginia, and Oklahoma did not have African Americans as a majority in the same context.

The "Nullifiers" were associated with the nullification crisis. John C. Calhoun was a key figure supporting nullification (the idea that states could nullify federal laws they deemed unconstitutional), so he was the "Champion of the Nullifiers". Andrew Jackson opposed nullification, Martin Van Buren and John Quincy Adams were not associated with this title.

Answer:

Mississippi

Question 61