Someone who believed in states' rights would probably support which statement? A. National laws always take precedence over state laws. B. The national government has no right to tell states how to operate.

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Someone who believed in states' rights would probably support

which statement?
A. National laws always take precedence over state laws.
B. The national government has no right to tell states how to operate.
C. States could only pass legislation

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B. The national government has no right to tell states how to operate.

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