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Thomas Jefferson’s belief that government can do only what the Constitution specifically says is known as

Thomas Jefferson’s belief that government can do only what the Constitution specifically says is known as
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Thomas Jefferson’s belief that government can do only what the Constitution specifically says is known as

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D is the correct answer

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I believe the answer would be B: Implied powers.

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