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QUESTION 1 Under federalism, power is distributed three ways. One type of power is known as concurrent powers. Which of these powers is not an example of a concurrent power?

QUESTION 1 Under federalism, power is distributed three ways. One type of power is known as concurrent powers. Which of these powers is not an example of a concurrent power?
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Under federalism, power is distributed three ways. One type of power is known as concurrent powers. Which of these powers is not an example of a concurrent power?

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Federalism because it simply states that in the text
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