Social StudiesQuestion 115 of 120
Which document divides government power between the national and state governments, a system called federalism?
a.The Mayflower Compact
b.The Monroe Doctrine
c.The U.S. Constitution
d.The Gettysburg Address
Explanation
The U.S. Constitution establishes federalism by dividing powers between the national and state governments. Some powers are shared, while others belong to one level. This balance prevents overly concentrated authority.
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