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Governing power should be divided between <span>different levels of government" is something that is found in both of these documents, but that is practically all they have in common
Explanation:
</span>Federalism is that the<span> system </span>of state during which<span> power </span>is split<span> between a central government and regional governments; </span>within the USA each<span> the national government </span>and also the<span> state governments possess </span>an oversized live<span> of sovereignty.</span>
The main difference however between the modern US Constitution and the New York Constitution of 1777 is that while the US Constitution allows for various powers to the legislative branch, the New York Constitution tend to restrict legislative powers.
<h3>What are the similarities between the modern US Constitution and the New York Constitution of 1777?</h3>
These include:
- Freedom of worship,
- religious liberty,
- freedom of speech,
- the right to assembly
The New York Bill of Rights contains some key elements of the United States Constitution and this shows the individual rights and liberties which shows the first ten amendments of the United States Constitution.
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I think b but im not sure
