Question

what does the logic of the supremacy clause, which makes the constitution the supreme law of the land, allow the supreme court to do? correct answer(s) review state court decisions send the army to enforce previous decisions make amendments to the constitution review state laws incorrect answer(s)

Explanation:

The Supremacy Clause establishes the Constitution as the highest - level law. This gives the Supreme Court the authority to review state court decisions and state laws to ensure they comply with the Constitution. The power to make amendments to the Constitution lies with the legislative process (Congress and states), not the Supreme Court. And sending the army to enforce previous decisions is not a power derived from the Supremacy Clause.

Answer:

review state court decisions, review state laws