Which statement shows how federalism is expressed in the U. S. Constitution? The national government is divided into three separate branches. The executive branch has the power and duty to carry out laws. The power of government is divided into state and national levels. The legislative branch has the power to overturn a presidential veto.

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Claudia Barron

16 October, 14:38

Which statement shows how federalism is expressed in the U. S. Constitution? The national government is divided into three separate branches. The executive branch has the power and duty to carry out laws. The power of government is divided into state and national levels. The legislative branch has the power to overturn a presidential veto.

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Heidi Anderson · Answer 1

Answer: C

Explanation: Enumerated Powers of the U. S. Constitution Instead of a totally unified central government with all legislative power, the U. S. Constitution created a federalist system with power divided between the national government and the states.