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The principle of federalism means that the federal, or national, government has all the governmental powers. true or false?

The principle of federalism means that the federal, or national, government has all the governmental powers. true or false?
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The principle of federalism means that the

federal, or national, government has all the
governmental powers. true or false?

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false, the federal government should have most of the power, not all of it. The federal government should have more power than state governments.

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