(Answered) Select all that applyA federal question is one which involves:a case over $75,000a U.S….

➤ How does a federal statute or regulation create federal-question jurisdiction?
A federal statute or regulation creates federal-question jurisdiction when a plaintiff’s claim is founded on federal law or when federal law supplies the cause of action. The federal court must interpret or apply the statute or regulation to resolve the claim. The federal issue must appear on the face of the complaint under the well-pleaded complaint rule.