State Constitutions Differ from the National Constitution in That They

question 31

Multiple Choice

State constitutions differ from the national constitution in that they

• A)do not create limitations on government.
• B)are unable to be amended.
• C)are not popular symbols.
• D)are not instruments of government.
• E)very rarely establish governments with three branches.

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