The Federal Government passes a law that most states feel only they have the power to pass. What can the states do to prevent this perceived overreach by the Federal Government?

A: The State can withhold tax dollars from the Federal Government

B: Impeach members of Congress

C: Sue the Federal government in Federal Courts by arguing that Congress does not have the power to pass this law

D: Nothing, the Federal Government can pass any law it wants to pass

Question

The Federal Government passes a law that most states feel only they have the power to pass. What can the states do to prevent this perceived overreach by the Federal Government?

A: The State can withhold tax dollars from the Federal Government

B: Impeach members of Congress

C: Sue the Federal government in Federal Courts by arguing that Congress does not have the power to pass this law

D: Nothing, the Federal Government can pass any law it wants to pass

MathGuy284 · Answer

If it helps, I have eliminated choice D, and choice B doesn't seem to be the best choice either