The supremacy clause:
A) states that Congress is the most powerful branch of the government
B) establishes that no branch of the government is supreme over others
C) announces that the Constitution and all laws made under it are superior to any state laws
D) announces that state laws are superior to any federal laws
E) declares that no European powers shall interfere in North America

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The supremacy clause in the Constitution states that federal laws and the Constitution are the supreme law of the land, and any state laws that conflict with them are invalid. This establishes that federal law is superior to state law in cases where there is a conflict.

The Supremacy Clause