Question

How can states shape public policy?

A. By adopting state constitutions that legally override the provisions of the U.S. Constitution
B. By establishing different branches of state government to make, enforce, and interpret laws
C. By using procedures like the referendum to pass laws without voters' consent
D. By using the supremacy clause to force the federal government to adopt specific policies

Answer 1

B. By establishing different branches of state government to make, enforce, and interpret laws

Step-by-step explanation:

Option A is a bad idea since overriding the U.S. Constitution is bad.

Option C is a bad idea since not giving value to the voters' views is bad.

Option D is a bad idea since forcing the federal government to adopt policies is the worst way to get support from the federal government.