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Mylie Barnett
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16 March, 08:22
What is the basis of power in both Constitutions?
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Virginia Ibarra
16 March, 08:34
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To keep peace within America and protect foolish American people from themselves
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Jaylin Parsons
16 March, 08:37
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The u. s constitution does not use the term federalism, not does it provide extensive details about the federal system.
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