When the Congress exercises power given to it under Article I, the federal law it creates may supersede a state law. This process is known as _______________.

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The process of a federal law superseding a state law is known as the doctrine of preemption. This occurs when Congress exercises its power under Article I of the Constitution to pass a law that preempts or overrides a conflicting state law. It is not federal abuse of power or unconstitutional, but rather a function of the supremacy clause in the Constitution. The other options, such as fair business practice and judicial review, do not directly relate to the situation described in the question.

When the Congress Exercises Power Given to It Under Article