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No, the state's rights deal are granted by the US Constitution. There are some rights of the Congress that they coul delegate to the states if they wished.
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What Under the articles of confederation small states like Rhode Island wielded as much power as large states like Virginia because?
Each state had one vote in Congress, which gave each state equal power.
Does each state have the power to declare war?
Each state does not have the power to declare war. Only Congress can declare war.
Why was the power given to congress and what is the role played by each house in the impeachment process?
Impeachment rocks in congress!!!
Why was power given to congress and what is the role played by each house in the impeachment process?
MOB
Why is power given to congress and what is the role played by each house in the impeachment process?
yes.
What power of congress ensure that a gallon measure is the same in each state?
The power to regulate interstate commerce.
How was the power of the congress under the articles of confederation?
each state had an equal vote
What state does not select 2 senators?
Every state in the union has two seats in the senate. This allows each state an equal voice in congress. In the house of reps. seats a given based on the population of each state. Giving states with higher populations greater power because they are representing more citizens. Territories do not receive any representation in congress.
Each state's power in the congress of the confederation was based on?
One vote per state, regardless of population.
Each state is given its power by?
Article I.
How many delegates to congress could each state have?
Each state can have 2 delegates to Congress.
What is each state's power in the AOC Congress based on?
In the Articles of Confederation (AOC) Congress, each state had equal power, regardless of its size or population. Each state had one vote, and decisions required the support of at least nine out of thirteen states to pass. This ensured that smaller states had an equal voice in the Congress and protected their interests from being overshadowed by larger states.
