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12. A concurrent power is A reserved for the federal government only. B. reserved for the state governments only. C. shared by both federal and state governments. D. voted on by the Congress before enactment.
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12. A concurrent power is A reserved for the federal government only. B. reserved for the state governments only. C. shared by both federal and state governments. D. voted on by the Congress before enactment.​

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reserved by the state government only

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