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How does the US Bill of Rights prevent the federal government from holding all government power? It allows people to write their own laws. O It grants power to the court system.…

How does the US Bill of Rights prevent the federal government from holding all government power? It allows people to write their own laws. O It grants power to the court system.…
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How does the US Bill of Rights prevent the federal government from holding all government power?

It allows people to write their own laws.
O It grants power to the court system.
It allows people to vote in elections.
It grants power to state governments.

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It grants power to state governments

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