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As the chief justice as the united states what was john marshall's interpretation of state and federal laws under the constituion? state laws were superior the court could …

As the chief justice as the united states what was john marshall's interpretation of state and federal laws under the constituion? state laws were superior the court could …
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As the chief justice as the united states what was john marshall's interpretation of state and federal laws under the constituion?

state laws were superior
the court could rule state laws
federal laws were superior
state and federal laws were equal

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federal laws were superior to state laws.

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