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17.   Under dual federalism, the states and national government exercise exclusive authority in distinctly delineated spheres of jurisdiction.  _______

7.     The belief that government should not deprive people of their liberties and should be restricted in its power over citizens’ lives was not an important factor in the controversial decision by the American colonies to declare independence from England in 1776.  _______

5.     Direct forms of engagement, such as protest marches and demonstrations, including civil disobedience, are never used.  _______

11.   Because the new nation was to be a republic in which the people held power through their elected representatives, it was considered appropriate to leave the ultimate acceptance or rejection of the U.S. Constitution to its citizens.  _______

13.   The Bill of Rights is a part of the original articles of the U.S. Constitution.  _______

12.   New York, North Carolina, and Rhode Island were the first three states to ratify the U.S. Constitution.  _______ 

16.   For Alexander Hamilton, establishing the Bank of the United States was not within Congress’s authority.  _______

2.     In socialist societies, the means of generating wealth, such as factories, large farms, and banks, are owned by private individuals, not the government.  _______

10.   Race-to-the-bottom is a dynamic in which states compete to attract business by lowering taxes and regulations, often to workers’ detriment.  _______