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Which principal addressed in the Constitution is the basis for both the declaration of Independence and the Constitution? A. Federalism B. Limited government C. Checks and balances D. Popular sovereignty
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Which principal addressed in the Constitution is the basis for both the declaration of Independence and the Constitution?

A. Federalism
B. Limited government
C. Checks and balances
D. Popular sovereignty

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Popular sovereignty

Step-by-step explanation:

Popular sovereignty is the principal thata allows people to chose their own way of government instead a one stablished by others.

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