What does the concept of federalism mean and why is it considered an important and innovative concept in the U.S. Constitution? You may want to start with a sentence defining federalism and how it relates to “E Pluribus Unum.”

Federalism is a mixed system of government whereby a central government and a regional government is functioning together leading to an adequate control of a particular country.

In this system, different tiers of government govern the same citizens. But each tier has its own jurisdiction in specific matters of legislation, taxation and administration with the jurisdictions specified in the constitution. It is innovative for U.S. constitution because it helps to govern a very diverse people in the country effectively without fear of discrimination.

It relates to the motto of US “E Pluribus Unum.” (meaning out of many one) in the sense that, despite the many colonies and tribes found in United States, the country is still one and governed appropriately by the use of system called Federalism.

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The tribe believed that sellers were bound to occupy those lands eventually.

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