How does the constitution reflect the ideas

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How does the Constitution reflect the ideas of both democracy and republic? The president is the commander-in-chief of the armed forces. The court system has different levels and types of legal jurisdiction. The people elect representatives to speak for them on national matters. The supremacy clause gives the federal government supreme power over the states.

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