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Which of these powers does the Constitution deny the federal government?

A. Building roads and structures that local citizens do not want

B. Declaring a state law to be unconstitutional

C. Passing laws that apply to actions taken before the law was passed

D. Compelling citizens to serve in the military against their will

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The answer is indeed C. I just did this question and yeah... it's C.

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The federal government is renounced the right by the Constitution to establish laws that request to activities moved before the law was passed.

What is the Federal government?

The Federal Government is defined as the  body of the government. This was divided into three branches the first branch is called the legislative branch, second is executive, and judiciary.

Here each branch with its own set of powers gave to the Congress, the President, and the Federal courts, respectively, under the United States Constitution.

The Constitution forbids the federal government from enacting laws that apply to conduct that occurred before the legislation was enacted.

Therefore, option C is correct.

Learn more about  the Federal government, refer to:

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