What role does the US constitution play in creating local governments

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It's gives the states the autonomy and power to be able to create a local government that is closer to the people. The states however, abides by certain codes of conducts that are in the state laws and can decide to object to a certain extent instructions from the federal government provided that provisions for it is in the state law but empowered by the Constitution.

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kvv77 [185]3 years ago

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Answer: It gives the states the authority to create any local governments they need

Explanation: APEX

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