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Which principle is responsible for the creation of delegated, concurrent, and reserved powers? Checks and balances Majority rule Judicial review Federalism

Which principle is responsible for the creation of delegated, concurrent, and reserved powers? Checks and balances Majority rule Judicial review Federalism
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Which principle is responsible for the creation of delegated, concurrent, and reserved powers?

Checks and balances
Majority rule
Judicial review
Federalism

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Answer:

federalism

Step-by-step explanation:

well it says delegated

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Answer:

federalism

Step-by-step explanation:

hope this helps!

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