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The main effect of the Supremacy Clause is to

A) hold Constitutional law above all other laws.
B) establish judicial review of all legislation.
C) protect the rights of individuals against governments.
D) ensure that the text of the Constitution never changes.

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I believe it's A due to the fact D is stupid the Constitution is always changing to maintain peace and everything in order . C sounds more of Civil Liberties or Civil Rights . B I have not answer for that to compare to the question this is just my opinion . ANSWER A

The correct option is (A). The main effect of the Supremacy Clause is to hold Constitutional law above all other laws.

Further Explanation:

In the United States’ Constitution, the Supremacy clause mentioned as per ‘Article VI’ and ‘Clause 2’, founded a ‘federal law’ for the nation.  

The treaties were accorded under the ‘laws’ constitute the “Supreme Law” of the ‘Land’ and takes main concern over the ‘contradictory State laws’. It applies that the ‘State courts’ are compelled under the ‘State constitution’ and the ‘federal treaties’ persevere only if the act is violating the constitution.

The Supremacy Clause follows the leads of ‘Article XIII’ of the “Article of Confederation”, providing that all the states are entitled to stand by the rulings of the “Congress” assembled ‘confederates’ and have to settle within the limitations of the constitution.

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Chapter: Constitution

Subject: History

Keywords:

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