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Federalism is a system in which legislative, executive and judical powers were shared between the national and state governments true or false.

Federalism is a system in which legislative, executive and judical powers were shared between the national and state governments true or false.
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Federalism is a system in which legislative, executive and judical powers were shared between the national and state governments true or false.

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Yes true because back in 1776 the federalist wanted that system and he loyalists didn't
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