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If a state law conflicted with a federal law, the state law would be defeated according to the principle of ______________ a. standingb. ejusdem generisc. federal supremacyd. separation of powerse. stare decisis.

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Answer: federal supremacy

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If a state law conflicted with a federal law, the state law would be defeated according to the principle of ______________ a. standingb. ejusdem generisc. federal supremacyd. se…

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