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D. A state sets its own student learning standards while Congress regulates
trade between states.
Which part of government in the U.S. Constitution was given the role of
enforcing national laws?
A. Congress
B. the President
C. the Supreme Court
D. the House of Representatives
What was one of the Anti-Federalists' strongest arguments against the
Constitution?
A. It did not create a national executive.
B. It did not include a list of protected rights for in diui



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Final answer:

Congress enforces national laws, the President is responsible for implementing laws, and the Anti-Federalists criticized the Constitution for not including specific individual rights.


Explanation:

Congress was given the role of enforcing national laws in the U.S. Constitution. The executive branch, including the President, is responsible for enforcing laws, while the Supreme Court interprets them. The Anti-Federalists' strongest argument against the Constitution was that it lacked a list of protected rights for individuals.


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