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Article Five of the U.S. Constitution supports the principle of federalism because
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Article Five of the U.S. Constitution supports the principle of federalism because
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Article Five of the U.S. Constitution supports the principle of federalism because it allows the Constitution itself to be altered with the support of the states--meaning that it grants states a great deal of power.
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