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The following statements depicts relations between two branches of the federal government: 1) The President can veto bills approved by Congress; 2) The Senate must confirm appointments made by the President.
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The following statements depicts relations between two branches of the federal government: 1) The President can veto bills approved by Congress; 2) The Senate must confirm appointments made by the President. These statements are an example of?
federalism
popular sovereignty
limited government
checks and balances
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Checks and balance is the correct answer!
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Answer: Checks and Balances
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