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What is a modern example of popular sovereignty? I don't need a long explanation of the example just something I can research. I don't want the work done for me.

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Kinna

  1. The current Republican primaries and caucuses are examples of popular sovereignty.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Popular_sovereignty

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    Ms. Sue

  2. Thank you that's perfect.

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    Kinna

  4. You're very welcome.

    These primaries are messy, but necessary.

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