1.Federalism is a contingent unique essential form of national and local government that's effective in accomplishing measurable milestones. Managing, planning, controlling, and organizing have many different roles played in the field of national and local government operations.

2.The best federalism theory that represents the American intergovernmental system has to involve everyone's opinion and participation.

3.National federalism theory alone possesses the jurisdictional authority to devise regulatory policies on many issues for the entire national economy, transportation, banking, communications, health, environmental safety, and nondiscrimination concerns as well (O'Toole and Christensen 2013).

4. The founders created a government with covenantal principles roots of the bible. Framers constructed a government for dividing decisions and functions of government. The federalists proposed this unified system to prevent the concentration in the misuse of power.

5. Deil Wright's three models of intergovernmental relations are the coordinate, inclusive, or overlapping authority.

6.Articles of Confederation were the constitutional authority

7.James Madison called this form of government "the compound republic".

8.O'Toole et al. (2013) found that, "Conservatives and liberal observers see the inclusive-authority model as dominant in many aspects of our public life.

9.The theory of federalism that best represents the American intergovernmental system is the overlapping-authority model.