Question

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?

Group of answer choices

Article IV, concurrent powers

Article I, delegated powers

The Tenth Amendment

The Supremacy Clause

Answer 1

Do you know what each of them are?
because if you do, it's quite obvious xd

Answer 2

is it A

Answer 3

concurrent powers just means that the powers are shared
delegated powers are those powers that are delegated to the states
the tenth amendment says that any powers that aren't specifically given to the national government is to the states
the supremacy clause says that the constitutionis the highest law of the land

Answer 4

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is it A
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._, no

Answer 5

I ment B

Answer 6

u totally meant b
it's not b

Answer 7

im trippin I ment C

Answer 8

smh guessing your way around
but yes, it's the tenth amendment

Answer 9

ughhh typooo It D final answer

Answer 10

smh

Answer 11

I MENT C!

Answer 12

STOP GUESSING SMHHHHH

Answer 13

IT C!

Answer 14

._. LMAO

Answer 15

Im postive it c