According to the Tenth Amendment,"the powers not delegated to the United States,by the Constitution,nor prohibited by it to the states,are reserved to the states respectively or to the people." This principle is:
A) separation of powers.
B) supremacy.
C) preemption.
D) federalism.

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The principle described in the Tenth Amendment is federalism, which is the division of governmental powers between the national government and state governments. This principle allows for a balance of authority and independence between the two levels of government, while still recognizing the sovereignty of the individual states.

According to the Tenth Amendment,"the Powers Not Delegated to the United