The decision in _________ expanded national power in two ways: by granting the national government the right to create a bank through the necessary and proper clause, and by limiting state power by denying states the authority to tax the national government.

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The decision in McCulloch v. Maryland expanded national power by allowing the federal government to create a bank and by asserting that states cannot tax the federal government, showcasing the supremacy of federal laws over state laws.

The Decision in _________ Expanded National Power in Two Ways