Question

which court is the ultimate authority on disputes between state and federal governments? the u.s. supreme court the federal appeals courts the federal district courts

Explanation:

The U.S. Supreme Court is the highest court in the United States and has the ultimate authority to resolve disputes between state and federal governments, including issues of constitutional law and jurisdiction. Federal appeals courts and federal district courts have more limited roles (appellate review or trial - level cases respectively) and do not have the final authority in such inter - governmental disputes.

Answer:

A. the U.S. Supreme Court