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Who has the power in a federal system?
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National Government
States Only
Cities
Shared between the states and national government
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"Powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, not prohibited by it to the states are _____ to the states or to the people." -10th Amendment
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Denied
Concurrent
Optional
Reserved
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Who has the power in a federal system?
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"Powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, not prohibited by it to the states are _____ to the states or to the people." -10th Amendment
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Which of these is an expressed power?
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Decentralization of political authority in the US is promoted by what system?
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The nature of the relationship between the federal and state governments was changed drastically by which major event?
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Who/what settles disputes between states?
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Which of the following explains the purpose of federalism?
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If a state and federal law conflict the federal law prevails. Why?
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What era of federalism occurred in the time of the Great Depression?
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What is one weakness of federalism?
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What part of the Constitution requires states to respect each other's legal decisions, like marriage licenses?
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Which of the following is NOT a concurrent power?
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Which of the following is denied to states and federal government?
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Which of the following describes new federalism?
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What amendment can we find the reserved powers for states?
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The debate about the legalization of same-sex-marriage under the US government is best understood under the context that
