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McCulloch v. Maryland: Implied Powers and Federal Supremacy
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APG.060 McCulloch v. Maryland: Implied Powers and Federal Supremacy
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Which statement most accurately describes limits on state sovereignty after McCulloch?
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States can decide whether the Constitution is supreme inside their borders
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States may tax federal instruments specifically to force policy change
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States retain authority, but they may not use it to control or destroy valid federal instruments
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States lose all authority whenever Congress creates a program
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