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In the u.s. system of government, what powers are shared between the state and the national government? a. exclusive power b. limited power c. absolute power d. concurrent power
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In the u.s. system of government, what powers are shared between the state and the national government?

a. exclusive power
b. limited power
c. absolute power
d. concurrent power

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Answer:It is D: Concurrent power

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User Dongweiming
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I believe it is either a or b but I think I would pick a
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