Articles IV through to VII of the American Constitution illustrates federalism by talking about the relationship between the state and federal governments as well as the structure and powers of the federal government.
<h3>What is contained in Articles IV to VII?</h3>
The peoples the federal government are discussed in relation to the state governments. For instance, federal law is superior to state law and Congress has the power to admit new states.
This shows federalism because it acknowledges that there are two main levels of government in the United States which are federal and state governments.
In conclusion, federalism is shown by the codification of federal rights and powers.
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