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Denied powers are those powers not given by the Constitution to A. the state or federal government. B. the Supreme Court. C. the executive branch. D. the legislative branch.

Denied powers are those powers not given by the Constitution to A. the state or federal government. B. the Supreme Court. C. the executive branch. D. the legislative branch.
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Denied powers are those powers not given by the Constitution to

A. the state or federal government.
B. the Supreme Court.
C. the executive branch.
D. the legislative branch.

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Denied powers are those powers not given by the Constitution to "A. the state or federal government" although in the Constitution they mostly refer to power denied to the states.
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