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The Bill of Rights states that any powers not outlined in the Constitution as belonging specifically to the national government belong to the states and to the people. What is this an example of? Fear
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The Bill of Rights states that any powers not outlined in the Constitution as belonging specifically to the national government belong to the states and to the people. What is this an example of?

Fear of unfair trials
The limited power of the national government
Freedom to protest peacefully
The freedom of the national government to take more power

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The limited power of the national government
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