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13 December, 08:08

Could the America federal system survive without the supreme clause

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    No. This clause asserts and establishes the Constitution, the federal laws made in pursuance of the Constitution, and treaties made by the United States with foreign nations as "the Supreme Law of the Land" (using modern capitalization).
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