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The doctrine of dual federalism maintains that __________
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the national government should initiate policies and then turn them over to the states for administration
the national government and the states have authority over defined and mutually exclusive policy areas
the national government and the states should share authority equal in all policy areas
conflicts between the authority of the national government and the states should be resolved by the Supreme Court
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During the Civil War era, the Supreme Court ____________
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was a major influence on the great issues of the day
was on the losing side of the impending conflict
declared unconstitutional the attempt by Congress to restrict its jurisdiction
ruled that the initial plan of Congress to reconstruct the South was unconstitutional
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The doctrine of dual federalism maintains that __________
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During the Civil War era, the Supreme Court ____________
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The era of dual federalism ____________
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President Roosevelt's "New Deal" included __________
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What happened in 1937 that prompted the Supreme Court to cease its attempts to limit the power of the national government under the commerce clause?
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The Theory that the states and the national government could work together in solving the nation's problems is known as _________ federalism
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Aid to Families with Dependent Children (now known as Memory Assistance to Needy Families) was an example of _______ federalism
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One of the earliest examples of cooperative federalism is the national government __________
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Federal grants to state or local governments that are for specific programs or projects are known as _________
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In the 1980s and 1990s, the federal government provided funds to states for highway improvement based on the condition that states would __________
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Block grants consist of federal aid to state or local governments that is _________
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Federal legislation that requires states to improve school accountability or air and water quality in order to receive federal funds are often tied to __________
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Two examples, from Lyndon Johnson's administration, that illustrate the power of the national government to change society are ___________
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When the performance and policy preferences of the national and state governments are examined throughout the twentieth century, it is seen that __________
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An ideological theme under new federalism that supports the idea of transferring power from the national government to sate and local governments is known as __________
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New Federalism was generally characterized by _________
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An examination of the perspectives of select presidents on the issue of federalism reveals that _________
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Since the 1990s, Supreme Court decisions on federalism have _______
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Cooperative federalism often included categorical grants that ________
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Federal grants to the states have increased because ___________
