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Federalism

by Michael Loret
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WashingtonDC supreme country nationalgovernment governments states Federalism states

Federalism :
1 . The powers of the government are divided between the and the state governments .
2 . refers to the country's entire system of government including both the national government and the of the states .
3 . Each of the has its own government .
4 . The federal ( national ) government governs the people of the entire .
5 . The US Constitution and the laws of the federal government are always .
6 . The national government , is located in .
7 . All the powers that the Constitution does not specifically given to the national government remain with the .

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