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An example of an "expressed power" given to the national government in the Constitution is A) coinage of money. B) regulation of divorce. C) regulation of marriage. D) control of public education.
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An example of an "expressed power" given to the national government in the Constitution is

A) coinage of money.
B) regulation of divorce.
C) regulation of marriage.
D) control of public education.

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a

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User Iuridiniz
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A) coinage of money


the rest are stuff regulated by the state

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