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US Constitution and state power
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'''Local government''' is [[government]] below the [[nation]]al level.  In some countries, such as the [[United States]], local government more specifically refers to government below the [[state]] level.  Types of local government are varied and include [[county|counties]], [[city|cities]], [[township]]s, [[school district]]s, and [[special district]]s. In the United States, the [[Tenth Amendment]] makes local government in the states a matter for state legislatures rather than for [[Congress]].
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'''Local government''' is [[government]] below the [[nation]]al level.  In some countries, such as the [[United States]], local government more specifically refers to government below the [[state]] level.  Types of local government are varied and include [[county|counties]], [[city|cities]], [[township]]s, [[school district]]s, and [[special district]]s.
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In the United States, the [[Tenth Amendment]] makes local government in the states a matter for state legislatures rather than for [[Congress]].  However, limitations on state power in the [[United States Constitution]], such as the [[Equal Protection Clause]], impose some limitations on states' powers to organize local governments.
 
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