When the federal government imposes its authority under the Constitution to supersede state authority, this is called:
A) control.
B) usurpation.
C) preemption.
D) sovereignty.

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Preemption refers to the federal government's ability to override or supersede state laws or regulations when it acts within its constitutional authority.

When the Federal Government Imposes Its Authority Under the Constitution