Question

according to the u.s. constitution, which statement best explains the limit of federal power in relation to the states? the federal government has unlimited authority over the states. states have the authority to nullify federal laws. the federal government has enumerated and implied powers. state authority is derived from the citizens of that state.

Explanation:

The U.S. Constitution divides power between the federal government and the states. The federal government has enumerated and implied powers. States have the authority to nullify federal laws under certain interpretations of states - rights theory. State authority is derived from the people of the state in a sense of popular sovereignty. The federal government has ultimate authority over the states in matters where the Constitution grants it power. The best - fitting statement about federal power in relation to the states among these options is that the federal government has enumerated and implied powers.

Answer:

The federal government has enumerated and implied powers.