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

Question

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

godmod360 · Answer

which do you think?

anonymous · Answer

The supremacy clause states that all state judges must follow federal law when a conflict arises between federal law and a state constitution/law of any state. So, when you know that then you can cross off B and C already and it leaves you with D and A. 

Sovereignty means supreme power or authority while freedom means someone's rights, and in this case the supremacy clause is not taking away the freedom of a state, however it does take away some authority or otherwise sovereignty.