How does the Constitution address the doctrines of nullification and states’ rights? Select all that apply. A. Article III gives the power to review laws to the president and not to state governors.
B. The Supremacy Clause holds that the authority of federal law is above state laws.
C. The Constitution grants the power of nullification to the federal government alone.
D. Article III gives the power to review law to federal judges and not to state judges.

Interpretations of the concept that "all men are created equal" have changed since the declaration of independence was written. which historical development best illustrates this change. apex

The supreme court ruled that slaves could not sue because they could not read. they could not become lawyers. they lived in southern states. they were not considered citizens.

Which allied leader is described below? • his actions at the peace conference reflected the desire of the english people to punish germany for the destruction and suffering of world war i • he believed germany had to be punished for world war i, but not to the extent that germany was left powerless and destitute • he wanted germany to serve as a barrier to resist the spread of communism. woodrow wilson david lloyd george georges clemenceau vittorio orlando next question o ask for turn it in