before mcculloch v. maryland went to court, the state of maryland\nargued that james mcculloch must pay…

before mcculloch v. maryland went to court, the state of maryland\nargued that james mcculloch must pay federal taxes.\ncreated the first federal bank in the state.\nsaid that only state banks were allowed within marylands borders.\npassed a law that required federal banks to pay state taxes.

before mcculloch v. maryland went to court, the state of maryland\nargued that james mcculloch must pay federal taxes.\ncreated the first federal bank in the state.\nsaid that only state banks were allowed within marylands borders.\npassed a law that required federal banks to pay state taxes.

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Before the McCulloch v. Maryland case went to court, Maryland passed a law imposing a tax on the Second Bank of the United States (a federal - bank) operating within its state. This was an attempt to limit the power of the federal government's banking system.

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D. passed a law that required federal banks to pay state taxes.