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How does the bill of rights prevent the federal government from holding all government power ? It allows people to write their own laws. It grants power to the court system. It allows people to vote in
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How does the bill of rights prevent the federal government from holding all government power ? It allows people to write their own laws. It grants power to the court system. It allows people to vote in elections. It grants power to state government.

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I think it’s “It grants power to the state government” because that is the 10th amendment
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