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HELP PLSS ASAPPP The use of state sovereignty to block enforcement of a federal law that the state considers "unconstitutional" is the definition of: veto interpositio…

HELP PLSS ASAPPP The use of state sovereignty to block enforcement of a federal law that the state considers "unconstitutional" is the definition of: veto interpositio…
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The use of state sovereignty to block enforcement of a federal law that the state considers "unconstitutional" is the definition of:

veto
interposition
secession
entreaty

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Answer: The answer is INTERPOSITION

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