Article 6 of the US Constitution states that Federal law always has more power over state law, including State constitutions, when there is a conflict. This is known as "federal supremacy"/ federal O preemption

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Article 6 of the US Constitution states that Federal law always has more power over

state law, including State constitutions, when there is a conflict. This is known as
"federal supremacy"/ federal
O preemption
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i don't knowI just got it right when I guessed on my quiz..lol

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