chancho3541 chancho3541

03-07-2019
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Why is the supremacy clause considered to be the root of federalism?

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laurxngrxce laurxngrxce

03-07-2019

it states that the federal government laws are the supreme laws of the land and what the federal government can or cannot do, i believe

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vlopez149 vlopez149

05-06-2020

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It describes the relationship between federal and state power.

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