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01-11-2022
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"...Constitutions should consist only of general provisions: The reason is, that they must necesarilly be permanent, and that they cannot calculate for the possible changes of things. . . ."

Source: Alexander Hamilton, 1788
Which provision of the United States

Constitution best supports the idea expressed in this quotation?

1. eminent domain

2. electoral college

3. separation of powers

4. elastic clause

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