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What is the highest law in the United States
The Supremcy Clause of the United States Constitution declares that the Constitution itself is the highest law of the land.
What kind of government has only one law-making body
unitary government
Where was the Constitutional Convention held in 2010
There was no constitutional convention in 2010 or at any other time since the US Constitution was ratified.
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