The United States is a federal, not a unitary, nation, in contrast to many other nations. What does it mean that the United States is a federal nation?
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A
The federal government can command the states to enforce federal law
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B
The federal government must rely on the states to enforce federal law
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C
The federal government is created by the people of the states, with only limited specific powers and responsibilities
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D
All power flows from the national or central government to the local or state governments, with the latter only having powers given by the central government