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The Supreme Court struck down parts of Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal legislation on the grounds that Congress exceeded its authority under the
 
  A) commerce clause. D) nullification clause.
   B) elastic clause. E) judicial review clause.
   C) dual sovereignty clause.

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Recent trends indicate that states with constitutional provisions for citizen initiatives ________.
 
  A.are more likely to pass tax-limiting constitutional amendments
  B.are not likely to pass tax-limiting constitutional amendments
  C.are more likely to dislike tax revolts
  D.are likely to refer tax limitation to a constitutional commission

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Voters in individual states have recently passed ballot initiatives on the following topics EXCEPT ________.
 
  A. raising cigarette taxes
  B. legalizing marijuana for medicinal purposes
  C. outlawing state-funded education
  D. requiring parental notification when teens seek an abortion
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Extremely helpful
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Cool, thanks for the positive feedback
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