What does the supremacy clause do?

A. Makes federal law the highest in the land
B. Gives rules for the election of state officials
C. Gives the country a republican form of government
D. Tells the states to honor other state laws

The Supremacy Clause is found in Article VI, Paragraph 2 of the U.S. Constitution, and it establishes the relationship between federal and state power by making federal law the highest in the land and bounding all states, federal officers and judges to it. This means that in case of a conflict between state and federal laws, the federal laws is the one that shall prevail.

What does the supremacy clause do? A. Makes federal law the highest in the land B. Gives rules for the election of state officials C. Gives the country a republican form of government D. Tells the states to honor other state laws

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What does the supremacy clause do?

A. Makes federal law the highest in the land
B. Gives rules for the election of state officials
C. Gives the country a republican form of government
D. Tells the states to honor other state laws