Period from 1789-1933 where the federal government dealt mostly with international affairs and the states dealt with domestic affairs

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New Federalism

Dual Federalism

Progressive Federalism

Cooperative Federalism

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Question 22 pts

The power to tax is an example of the state and federal governments concurrent power.

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True

False

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Question 32 pts

Regulating trade, declaring war, and coining money are examples of

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Concurrent Power

Federal Power

Illuminati Power

State Power

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Question 42 pts

State and local governments are responsible for all the following except:

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Interstate Commerce

Zoning Laws

Building Permits

Libraries and Schools

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Question 52 pts

Control public education and conduct elections is an example of

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State Power

Illuminati Power

Concurrent Power

Federal Power

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Question 62 pts

Congress has the power to make law that is outside the scope of their granted power if it is determined crucial to the execution of a granted power because of the

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Supremacy Clause

Necessary and Proper Clause

Santa Clause

Commerce Clause

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Question 72 pts

A mandate from the federal government to the state, such as the ADA, where grant money is not given to the states is considered a/an

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Unfunded Mandate

Federal Mandate

Selfish Mandate

Unfair Mandate

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Question 82 pts

__________ allow greater spending flexibility, many observers feel they are a more efficient and a more effective form of federal grants.

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Grant-in-aid

Categorical Grants

Block Grants

Project Grants

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Question 92 pts

InMcCulloch v. Maryland (1819),the United States Supreme Court decided _________.

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Congress has the power to decide all laws which shall be necessary and proper, for carrying into execution the foregoing powers, and all other powers vested by the Constitution

Congress has the power to make laws and they are the supreme law of the land

Congress possesses exclusive authority over the regulation of interstate commerce

Congress has the power to make laws that interfere with any state right whenever it is necessary.

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Question 102 pts

Which administration was responsible for deregulation and returning power back to the states?

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Clinton

Reagan

Obama

Bush