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The reason the Federal Government cannot tax the governmental activities of the States or their local governments is largely because a. the Constitution establishes a federal system which must not be destroyed by the Federal Government. b. the States and their local governments could then conceivably tax the Federal Government. c. the power to tax extends only to incomes and imports. d. all of the above
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User: The reason the Federal Government cannot tax the governmental activities of the States or their local governments is largely because a. the Constitution establishes a federal system which must not be destroyed by the Federal Government. b. the States and their local governments could then conceivably tax the Federal Government. c. the power to tax extends only to incomes and imports. d. all of the above

Weegy: The reason the Federal Government cannot tax the governmental activities of the States or their local governments is largely because D.all of the above
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User: They supervise the Federal Reserve Board. a. Congress c. The Board of Governors b. The White House d. The National Board of State Governors

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The Board of Governors supervise the Federal Reserve Board.
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