Which principal of government is protected in the Bill of Rights?

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Wheelie · Answer 1 · 2022-09-20T20:39:44+0000

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This reinforced the principle of federalism, or separation of powers, by ensuring that the federal government could not usurp rights and powers that were not explicitly authorized in the Constitution.

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Which principal of government is protected in the Bill of Rights?

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