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Rishi Schmidt

14 May, 19:22

What is an example of concurrent powers?

a. the responsibility of both the national and state governments to charter banks and corporations

b. the responsibility of both the national and state governments to print money

c. the responsibility of both the national and state governments to select supreme court justices.

d. the responsibility of both the national and state governments to declare war?

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