Federal courts have ________ jurisdiction to hear cases involving a federal question or diversity of citizenship.

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Federal courts have limited jurisdiction, meaning they can only hear cases that involve a federal question or diversity of citizenship. They do not have exclusive jurisdiction, as state courts can also hear these types of cases. In rem and quasi in rem jurisdiction refer to cases involving property, and are not applicable to this question.

Federal Courts Have ________ Jurisdiction to Hear Cases Involving a Federal