Federalism gives both state and national governments the power to

Asked by maham237 @ 29/06/2021 in History viewed by 331 People

A.issue currency.
B.regulate trade.
C.raise an army.
D.pass legislation.

2.The Constitutional Convention’s dispute over state representation was settled by the

A.Great Compromise.
B.Three-Fifths Compromise.
C.Virginia Compromise.
D.Commerce and Slave Trade Compromise.,

Answered by maham237 @ 29/06/2021

The answers are the following:
1. Federalism gives both state and national governments the power to pass legislation. So the answer is D. It allows the government to have their own laws for the betterment of the country.

2.The Constitutional Convention’s dispute over state representation was settled by the Great Compromise. The answer is letter A.

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