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Jefferson’s belief that the government can do only what the Constitution specifically states is known as loose construction. implied powers. representative democracy. strict con…

Jefferson’s belief that the government can do only what the Constitution specifically states is known as loose construction. implied powers. representative democracy. strict con…
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Jefferson’s belief that the government can do only what the Constitution specifically states is known as loose construction. implied powers. representative democracy. strict construction..

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Answer:Strict Constitution

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Strict Constitution

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