Question

structure of state government
state governments have a similar structure to the united government.
state governments

• a states powers and responsibilities are outlined in their state constitution
• states cannot make laws that go against national laws. — u.s. constitution

state powers and responsibilities

• states have the power to:

choose the correct phrase
state governments cannot make laws that go against ________.
options:
national laws
people’s wants
foreign laws

Explanation:

The U.S. Constitution's Supremacy Clause establishes that national (federal) laws are supreme over state laws. So state governments can't make laws against national laws. "People's wants" is too vague and not a legal standard, and "foreign laws" are irrelevant to state - national law hierarchy.

Answer:

The correct option is the one with "national laws", that is the blue - colored button (assuming the first blue button) with the text "national laws".