What was the outcome of the tariff crisis in South Carolina?

The tariff crisis in South Carolina, also known as the Nullification Crisis, culminated in 1832 when South Carolina declared that it would not enforce the federal tariffs of 1828 and 1832, viewing them as unconstitutional. In response, President Andrew Jackson threatened military action to enforce federal law. Ultimately, a compromise was reached in 1833, led by Henry Clay, which gradually reduced the tariffs, while South Carolina rescinded its nullification ordinance, defusing the immediate conflict but highlighting the tensions between state and federal authority.