Asked by zyien steele
How is the principle of federalism reflected in the U.S. Constitution?
A.
The Constitution includes a "necessary and proper" clause, which allows for a broad reading of the powers of Congress.
B.
The Constitution acknowledges state governments, which must share power with the federal government.
C.
The Constitution sets minimum age requirements for serving as a representative in Congress.
D.
The Constitution includes provisions regarding the amendment process, acknowledging that there would be changes.
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The Constitution creates a federal system by recognizing state governments and dividing power between the national government and the states (see enumerated federal powers and the Tenth Amendment reserving other powers to the states).
The Constitution creates a federal system by recognizing state governments and dividing power between the national government and the states (see enumerated federal powers and the Tenth Amendment reserving other powers to the states).
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