How Laws Influence The Federal Government

The definition of a state is any politically organized community living under a single system of government. In the context of the United States the state governments are allowed to make some laws for the people living there, however, ultimately the federal government has final say in legal matters. Influences from Adam Smith can be seen in state governments when the federal government allows them to create laws. The states will have different laws based around what people living in that particular states want or need. For example it's unnecessary to have a statewide law concerning the ocean here in Missouri as it isn't a coastal state, but those laws may be required in California. I think on the whole these influences have led to positive