Which principle of government is found in both

the Articles of Confederation and the Constitution

of the United States?

(1) The right to vote must be guaranteed to all

Americans.

(2) Supreme Court justices should be elected by

the people.

(3) Governing power should be divided between

different levels of government.

(4) States have the right to secede from the Union.

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Hamlet

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23 August, 15:38

Which principle of government is found in both

the Articles of Confederation and the Constitution

of the United States?

(1) The right to vote must be guaranteed to all

Americans.

(2) Supreme Court justices should be elected by

the people.

(3) Governing power should be divided between

different levels of government.

(4) States have the right to secede from the Union.

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Beckett · Answer 1

"(3) Governing power should be divided between different levels of government" is something that is found in both of these documents, but that is practically all they have in common.

Braydon · Answer 2

Governing power should be divided between different levels of government" is something that is found in both of these documents, but that is practically all they have in common

Explanation:

Federalism is that the system of state during which power is split between a central government and regional governments; within the USA each the national government and also the state governments possess an oversized live of sovereignty.