The Constitution delegates some powers to the national government and reserves other powers to the states. This division of power is called

A. Checks and balances

B. Concurrent Powers

C. Federalism

D. Separation of powers

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Kenny Case

2 April, 08:34

The Constitution delegates some powers to the national government and reserves other powers to the states. This division of power is called

A. Checks and balances

B. Concurrent Powers

C. Federalism

D. Separation of powers

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Fernando Mcdonald · Answer 1

Fernando Mcdonald 2 April, 09:14

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Should be reserves power

Brielle · Answer 2

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The Constitution delegates some powers to the national government and reserves other powers to the states. This division of power is called

D. Separation of powers

The Constitution delegates some powers to the national government and reserves other powers to the states. This division of power is calledA. Checks and balancesB. Concurrent PowersC. FederalismD. Separation of powers

The Constitution delegates some powers to the national government and reserves other powers to the states. This division of power is called

A. Checks and balances

B. Concurrent Powers

C. Federalism

D. Separation of powers