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The question raised by McCulloch v. Maryland was whether A. federal taxes were unconstitutional. B. a state license was more important than a federal one. C. Congress could use …

The question raised by McCulloch v. Maryland was whether A. federal taxes were unconstitutional. B. a state license was more important than a federal one. C. Congress could use …
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The question raised by McCulloch v. Maryland was whether

A. federal taxes were unconstitutional.
B. a state license was more important than a federal one.
C. Congress could use its implied powers.
D. the Supreme Court could declare laws unconstitutional.

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The answer would be D. The Supreme Court could declare laws unconstitutional. I just did this lesson so I hope this helps 
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B. a state license was more important than a federal one.

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