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The supremacy clause in the United States Constitution took some __________ away from individual states by declaring the Nation's law supreme. a. sovereignty b. land c. money d. freedom
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The supremacy clause in the United States Constitution took some __________ away from individual states by declaring the Nation's law supreme.

a. sovereignty
b. land
c. money
d. freedom

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Answer: the answer is

A.

sovereignty

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The supremacy clause in the United States Constitution took some "sovereignty" away from individual states by declaring the Nation's law supreme, since in this case "sovereignty" is synonymous with power.
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