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How does Public Law 280 reduce tribal sovereignty in some states?

A
It limits the amount of federal support for tribal programs and services.
B
It prevents tribal governments from fully managing their own internal legal systems.
C
It transfers authority over tribal lands and resources to state officials.
D
It allows state governments to take control of certain tribal legal matters.
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How can the legislature pass a bill despite a veto by the governor?

A
by asking the state court to review the veto
B
by overriding the veto with enough votes
C
by sending the bill to the federal government for approval
D
by allowing the general public to vote on the bill
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How does disaster relief demonstrate cooperation between New Mexico and the federal government?

A
The state works with FEMA to access resources for major disasters.
B
Federal aid is provided only after the state makes a written request.
C
FEMA replaces state leadership during emergencies.
D
The state manages disasters alone without outside support.
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According to their constitutions, where does the power for the US government and the New Mexico government come from?

A
the people
B
God
C
the judiciary
D
Congress
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Read the passage. Why is Article VII, Section 3 significant for New Mexico?

A
It establishes Spanish as an official language of the state.
B
It overwrites policies set by the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo.
C
It reflects the state’s racial diversity and unique culture.
D
It protects Indigenous communities against discrimination.

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