Which two principles are the foundation of every state's constitution?
a. powers and process...
Social Studies, 07.01.2020 10:31 malachitorres813
Which two principles are the foundation of every state's constitution?
a. powers and process
b. structure and civil rights
c. popular sovereignty and limited government
d. fundamental law and civil rights
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