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The powers of the federal government are A) explained in the Constitution. B) decided by the states. C) protected in the Bill of Rights. D) shared by state governments.

The powers of the federal government are A) explained in the Constitution. B) decided by the states. C) protected in the Bill of Rights. D) shared by state governments.
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The powers of the federal government are

A) explained in the Constitution.
B) decided by the states.
C) protected in the Bill of Rights.
D) shared by state governments.

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A) explained in the Constitution.

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