The Constitution's Article VI Asserts That the National Government's Laws

question 55

Multiple Choice

The Constitution's Article VI asserts that the national government's laws, and all treaties between the United States and foreign countries, come before those adopted by any state.This has come to be known as the:

• A) supremacy clause.
• B) privilege and immunities clause.
• C) full faith and credit clause.
• D) necessary and proper clause.

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