The Tenth Amendment protects the:(1 point)
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Reserved powers of the federal government
Reserved powers of the federal government
Enumerated powers of the states
Enumerated powers of the states
Enumerated powers of the federal government
Enumerated powers of the federal government
Reserved powers of the states
The Tenth Amendment protects the reserved powers of the states.
Under delegated powers, the national government is limited to only those functions that:(1 point)
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Have been assigned in the Constitution
Have been assigned in the Constitution
The president deems necessary
The president deems necessary
The states cannot handle
The states cannot handle
Are popular among the citizens
Under delegated powers, the national government is limited to only those functions that have been assigned in the Constitution.
Anti-Federalists argued against a single large republic because they thought it would:(1 point)
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Make it difficult to represent the views of the citizens
Make it difficult to represent the views of the citizens
Lead to too many elections
Lead to too many elections
Strengthen the power of state governments
Strengthen the power of state governments
Lead to economic instability
Antifederalists argued against a single large republic because they thought it would make it difficult to represent the views of the citizens.
The "necessary and proper" clause, also known as the elastic clause, grants Congress the power to:(1 point)
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Oversee the president's actions
Oversee the president's actions
Enforce state laws
Enforce state laws
Make laws needed to carry out delegated powers
Make laws needed to carry out delegated powers
Regulate commerce within the states