Question

How is the structure of the section “States Can't Block Federal Laws” similar to the structure of the section “When A Federal Law Preempts A State Law”?

A
These sections both explore the doctrine of preemption.
B
These sections both describe concurrent powers.
C
These sections both list implied and enumerated powers.
D
These sections both explain the Tenth Amendment to the Constitution.

Answer 1

Answer:

D

. These sections both explain the Tenth Amendment to the Constitution.

Explanation:

The Tenth Amendment to the Constitution explains that whenever there is conflict occurs between federal and state laws, the state law should be rejected or ignored and the Federal laws should be imposed. Both statements i. e. (States Can't Block Federal Laws) and (When A Federal Law Preempts A State Law) are the same meaning and represents the Tenth Amendment to the Constitution.