What are state's rights?

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The Constitution of the US grants specific rights to the US government- the right to coin money, make treaties with other countries, etc. Rights that are not specifically given to the Federal government are rights that are retained by the states.
However these rights are constantly being eroded by the Federal Government Under such doctrines as the "Commerce Clause" and the Supreme Court who determine federal law which supersede state law.
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