The "Reservation Clause" in the U.S. Constitution Is

question 109

Multiple Choice

The "reservation clause" in the U.S. Constitution is

• A) very common in both unitary and federal systems.
• B) exclusive to confederal systems of government.
• C) found frequently in federal systems throughout the world.
• D) in direct opposition to the concept of "states' rights."
• E) also known as the Tenth Amendment.

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