Nullification is a doctrine predicated upon the belief that
A) the federal government is supreme.
B) the Supreme Court can nullify state laws.
C) states are equal players in the federal system.
D) Congress can nullify any unconstitutional state laws.
E) local government can nullify state laws.
C
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