In Federalism, the power to govern is A) given to the people. B) limited to the national government. C) given mainly to the state governments. D) shared between the national and state governments.

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In Federalism, the power to govern is

A) given to the people.
B) limited to the national government.
C) given mainly to the state governments.
D) shared between the national and state governments.

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Step-by-step explanation:

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C, but there is others that sound right as well.

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