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According to one of the fundamental rules of the Constitution, who holds the ultimate authority in the United States?
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According to one of the fundamental rules of the Constitution, who holds the ultimate authority in the United States?

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C. the people

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According to one of the fundamental rules of the Constitution, the ultimate authority in the United States is held by "The people" - the President, Senate and the Supreme Court are only there to enforce and represent this authority.
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