The Constitution gave the national government significant powers, including the power to coin money.
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The Constitution gave the national government significant powers—powers that it had not had under the Articles of Confederation. Powers given to the national government include the power to coin money, to levy and collect taxes, and to regulate interstate commerce, a power granted by the commerce clause. See 2-5: The Constitution's Major Principles of Government
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A) the mean, median and mode exactly in the center of the bell curve. B) has many cases at extremes of the curve. C) is in the shape of a cup, otherwise known as a cup curve. D) six curves stacked sideways across the field.
The French Estates General, with three houses (for nobles, clerics, and commoners), was the first successful example of parliamentary checks and balances
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