The so-called “supremacy clause” in Article VI of the Constitution increased federal power over that of the states by declaring:
a. Congress has the authority “to make all Laws which shall be necessary and proper for carrying into Execution the Foregoing powers.”
b. Congress could declare a level playing field between the individual states.
c. any conflict in law between the central government and the regional governments is typically resolved in favor of the central government.
d. Congress had the power to establish local governments and to account for the structure, function, and responsibilities of these governments within their state constitutions.
c. any conflict in law between the central government and the regional governments is typically resolved in favor of the central government.
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How can Supreme Court decisions be overturned?
a. All Supreme Court decisions can be overturned by new legislation. b. All Supreme Court decisions can be overturned by a joint congressional and presidential decree to vacate the Supreme Court's decision. c. Decisions made on statutory grounds can be overturned by new legislation; decisions based on constitutional grounds can be overturned by a constitutional amendment. d. Decisions made on statutory grounds can be overturned by a constitutional amendment; decisions based on constitutional grounds can be overturned by new legislation. e. Only the Supreme Court can overturn its decisions.
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