Which scenario could occur without the supremacy clause?

A the federal government could intervene if a state passed a law denying a group of equal rights

B the judicial branch could not review a federal law changing the way congress operates

C a state could ignore the nineteenth amendment and pass a law forbidding women to vote

D a state would have no say in how to conduct trade with other states

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Which scenario could occur without the supremacy clause?

A the federal government could intervene if a state passed a law denying a group of equal rights

B the judicial branch could not review a federal law changing the way congress operates

C a state could ignore the nineteenth amendment and pass a law forbidding women to vote

D a state would have no say in how to conduct trade with other states

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Raven · Answer 1

The correct option is C.

The supremacy clause states that the under the constitution of the United States of America, the federal laws are superior to state laws, therefore in time of conflict between the federal and the state law, the state law has to bow to federal law. Thus, the supremacy clause is used when federal and state laws are in conflict.

Tommy Hernandez · Answer 2

A state could ignore the 19th amendmant and pass a law forbidding women to vote (apex)