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Denied powers are those powers that the Constitution denies to A: the state or federal government B: impeached judges C: a person accused of a crime D: foreign citizens
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Denied powers are those powers that the Constitution denies to A: the state or federal government B: impeached judges C: a person accused of a crime D: foreign citizens

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The "Denied Powers" are those powers that the Constitution denies to A) the state or federal government. These are powers that are noted as not being granted to the state and federal government. 
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