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How many states were first linked into a federal form of government by the constitution
13 i think
Which of these has the sovereignty in a democracy
The People
What form of government is based on a constitutional division of powers between national and local governments-
Federal government is based on a constitutional division of powers between national and local governments.
The United States Congress represents which branch of government
legislative
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