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Why does federalism create tension between state and national governments? A. Both national and state governments share power. B. State and local governments have no support for national governments. C.
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Why does federalism create tension between state and national governments?
A. Both national and state governments share power.
B. State and local governments have no support for national governments.
C. States are not able to work with each other.
D. The national government dominates the states.
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the reason why federalism create tension between state and national governments is :
A. both national and state governments share power
and During their activities , they often crossed one another
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