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Kirsten Sexton
6 February, 02:03
What are the powers exercised by the state
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Aurora Sherman
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The state can elect officials to represent its interests in the federal government. The state can tax it's citizens and have a state armed force known as a militia. Also, the state can make and enforce its own set of laws with police, courts and prisons. The state has control over the public school systems within it territory as well.
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