Question

the nullification crisis came to an end in 1833 after president andrew jackson

1. authorized the use of military force to see that the acts of congress were obeyed.
2. raised the tariff.
3. threatened to arrest supporters of nullification.
4. agreed to give a larger share of federal authority to the states.
5. acceded to john c. calhouns doctrine of nullification.

authorized the use of military force to see that the acts of congress were obeyed.

raised the tariff.

threatened to arrest supporters of nullification.

agreed to give a larger share of federal authority to the states.

acceded to john c. calhouns doctrine of nullification.

Explanation:

To solve this, we recall the Nullification Crisis (1832 - 1833): President Jackson authorized military force to enforce federal law (Congress' acts) against South Carolina's nullification. Option 2: Tariff was lowered (not raised) later. Option 3: No mass arrest threats. Option 4: Jackson upheld federal authority, not give power to states. Option 5: He opposed Calhoun's nullification doctrine. So the correct action is authorizing military force for Congress' acts obedience.

Answer:

1. authorized the use of military force to see that the acts of Congress were obeyed.