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How is the principle of federalism connected to the idea of limited government? Use details you learned from the textbook to support your answer.
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How is the principle of federalism connected to the idea of limited government? Use details

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In limited government, the government is restricted in what it can and cannot do. In federalism, the federal government has limits because it has certain powers the state doesn't and vice versa.

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