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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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Under the Constitution the principle of federalism is the reason that power and responsibility are divided between the states and the federal government, since each is given its own set of unique powers.
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