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Which quote is consistent with the principle of federalism? "one of the most essential branches of … liberty is the freedom of one’s house. a man’s house is his castle."—james otis "no government could give us tranquility and happiness at home, which did not possess sufficient stability and strength to make us respectable abroad."—alexander hamilton “the principle of the constitution is that of a separation of legislative, executive and judiciary functions, …"—thomas jefferson "the powers delegated … to the federal government are few and defined. those which are to remain in the state governments are numerous and indefinite."—james madison

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