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Which action by the state of Maryland led to McCulloch v. Maryland? taxing a federal bank taxing a state bank establishing a state bank establishing a local bank

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Taxing a federal bank

Explanation:

The McCulloch v. Maryland occurred in 1818, when the state of Maryland decided that legislation should be ratified and implemented in its territory. This legislation made it possible to collect taxes for the Second National Bank. On that occasion, James W. McCulloch, who was an employee of that bank, refused to pay that tax. As a result, the state of Maryland filed a lawsuit against McCulloch.

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