Question

how can the us system of federalism lead to conflict between the states and the federal government? choose three correct answers. states can enforce immigration laws independently, causing disagreements with federal policies. states may pass laws that contradict federal laws, leading to legal disputes. the federal government has exclusive control over education policies, which states might contest. the federal government can mandate national standards, which some states may resist. states have the power to regulate interstate commerce, which can conflict with federal regulations.

Explanation:

• Immigration law - States' independent enforcement can clash with federal policies as federal government has significant role in immigration.
• Contradictory laws - State - made laws in conflict with federal ones lead to legal disputes due to different priorities and interpretations.
• National standards - Federal - mandated national standards can be resisted by states due to differences in resources, ideology, or local needs.

Answer:

• States can enforce immigration laws independently, causing disagreements with federal policies.
• States may pass laws that contradict federal laws, leading to legal disputes.
• The federal government can mandate national standards, which some states may resist.