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What is the principle behind the Constitution's division of power between federal and state governments? O A. Republicanism B. Popular sovereignty O C. Federalism D. Separation of powers
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What is the principle behind the Constitution's division of power between

federal and state governments?
O A. Republicanism
B. Popular sovereignty
O C. Federalism
D. Separation of powers

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C.separation of powers.

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