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What are enumerated rights
Rights that are written out.
In the English parliamentary system what is the executive called
prim minister
What type of power is the power to make treaties with foreign countries
exclusive
What kind of power is one that is shared between the federal and state governments
concurrent power
Which of these countries uses a parliamentary system of government
Canada
The Constitution gives suggestions but does not state how the national government should be structured
False
Like the federal system of government the unitary system of government allows one body to make all laws for the entire nation
Unitary
the other answer :false
After half a century the founding fathers realized the form of government created by the Articles of Confederation wasn't working as they had hoped
False.
Life Liberty and the pursuit of happiness are examples of what
unalienable rights
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