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please help will medal and fan. Imagine you read a news article about state governments. It says they should have more powers. The writer says the federal government exists to serve the states, and not the other way around. Which of the following would support this argument? A: The Supremacy Clause B: The Tenth Amendment C: Article 1, delegated powers D: Article |V, concurrent powers
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C. Because Article 1, delegated powers would be correct if the STATES should have more power. to paraphrase it "Any powers not currently given to the federal government will be delegated to the states."
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