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States' rights is the belief that states O have fewer rights than the national government O should have nothing to do with the national government O have more rights than the national government O should
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States' rights is the belief that states

O have fewer rights than the national government
O should have nothing to do with the national government
O have more rights than the national government
O should always deal with the national government​

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States rights is the belief that the states interest should take power over the interest of the national government. So- B ?
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