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The idea that federal law is "supreme" or higher than state law, is found where in the constitution? Select one: a. Article III (3) b. Article V (5) c. Article VII (7) d. Article VI (6)
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The idea that federal law is "supreme" or higher than state law, is found where in the constitution?

Select one:
a. Article III (3)
b. Article V (5)
c. Article VII (7)
d. Article VI (6)

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The answer is D I hope
User Jan Doornbos
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D. Is the correct answer, the supremacy clause is stated in article VI
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