Question

the structure of state government
the legislative branch creates laws for the state.

• in most states, the legislative branch is called the state legislature or the general assembly.
• most states have a bicameral legislature with a house of representatives and a senate.
• in some states, the legislature is unicameral, meaning it only has one chamber.

which of the following is not true about state legislatures?

• state legislatures can override federal laws.
• many states have bicameral legislatures.
• state legislatures cannot create national laws.

Explanation:

• The supremacy clause of the U.S. Constitution establishes that federal law is superior to state law, so state legislatures cannot override federal laws.
• The provided text confirms most states have bicameral legislatures, matching the second option.
• State legislatures only create laws for their individual state, not national laws, which aligns with the third option.

Answer:

A. State legislatures can override federal laws.