Which u. s. senator represented the south and argued that slavery was necessary? a. henry clay b. john c. calhoun c. daniel webster d. andrew jackson

It wasn't Henry Clay (option A)
It wasnt Daniel Webster (option C)
It wasnt for sure Andrew Jackson (option D)

So, the person who was the U.S. senator that representef d the South and 'argued' that thebslavery was necessary... was "John C. Calhoun (Option B)"

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