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From 1810 to 1815, New England was the hotbed of sectionalism and nullification, while the South and Southwest were strongly nationalistic. What accounts for the switch in positions in the 1820’s? Discuss the Webster-Hayne debates.

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Sorkin Ben Sorkin Mr. Hodgson AP US History October 5, 2011 Q20 ?From 1810 to 1815, New England was the hotbed of sectionalism and nullification, while the South and Southwest were strongly nationalistic. What accounts for the switch in positions in the 1820?s?? Discuss the Webster-Hayne debates.

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