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Why dont states have many powers spelled out in the constitution?
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∙ 14y ago
The United States Constitution is a guideline for our national government. It estabishes the powers and limits of the three branches of government. All the states in the United States create their own constitution to fit their situation, location, etc. The 10th Amendment to the United States Constitution reserves those powers that are not delegated to the US government by the Constitution, nor prohibied by it, to the states themselves, and to the people living in those states.
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How is the tenth amendment different from the other amendments?
what the 10th amendment means is that powers not delegated to the united states by the constitution are hold for the states respectively or to the people.
What are some of the powers of the federal government and the states have?
division of powers i dont think that is correct... division of powers assigns certain powers to the national government and certain powers to the states
Which are powers that are not given to the Federal Government and not denied to the states?
i dont no
Should the United States Constitution include in its constitution Article 25 of the Constitution of Japan?
yes big I dont think so, what does japan have to do The US?
Can a states constitution keep women from voting in that state?
im pretty sure no.... bc its in the constitution that women get the right to vote, so i dont think that its the states choice
Why was the bill of rights included in the constitution?
it was an agreement to get all states to ratify the constitution
Who served for the president of the united states and constitution of the US?
i dont Know but i belive goerge washington
Was the separation of powers doctrine intended by the framers of the Constitution to promote efficiency in governmental operations?
no i really dont know but some of these answers are wrong
How were the anti- federalists concerns addressed to win their support?
The anti-federalists were concerned that the federal government would have too much power over the states. The solution was to give the federal government some specific powers and to reserve the rest of the powers to the states.
How many states had to approve this constitution before it went into affect?
i dont know yall get up and answer it yall selfs lazy azz
What was the first state in the United States?
Delaware was the first state because it was the first colony to ratify the United States Constitution. The Constitution was ratified by Delaware on December 7, 1787.
Which article of the Constitution guarantee that all states are protected equally?
Dude I really dont know but I love my boyfriend. :D
