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Social Studies, 04.09.2019 02:30, maysahdabest

Mcculloch v. maryland established the principle thata. as long as the national government does not violate theconstitution, its policies take precedence over state policies. b. the national government has certain implied powers beyond those specified in the constitution. c. the constitution permits congress to use all means "necessary and proper" to fulfill its duties. d. acting within its sphere, the national government can preempt state policies. e. all of the above

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