Preemption of state law when it directly conflicts with federal law is known as _____ preemption,whereas preemption of state law when Congress has manifested intent to regulate an entire area without state participation is known as _____ preemption.

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This is because "express preemption" refers to a situation where federal law explicitly states that it is intended to preempt state law, while "field preemption" (also known as "implied preemption") refers to a situation where Congress has regulated an entire field and it is clear that state law is preempted in that area.

Preemption of State Law When It Directly Conflicts with Federal