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Under the constitution, the principle of federalism is the reason that power and responsibility are
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Under the constitution, the principle of federalism is the reason that power and responsibility are

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The principle of federalism means that that responsibility and the power that is needed to fulfill the responsibilities are shared by state and national governments. In other words, the power is distributed.
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