A) an increase in federal funding of state education initiatives
B) a reduction of the Supreme Court's role in determining the line between federal and state finance
C) the use of block grants over categorical grants
D) increased policy collaboration between states and the federal government
E) a reduction in federal enumerated powers
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A) public education
B) regulation of commerce
C) declaration of war
D) taxation
E) All of these answers are correct.
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A) congressional supremacy
B) state-government supremacy
C) presidential supremacy
D) business supremacy
E) national supremacy
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A) Patrick Henry
B) George Mason
C) James Madison
D) John C.Calhoun
E) John Marshall Harlan
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A) reserved
B) enumerated
C) implied
D) concurrent
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) constitutional authority is centralized in a national government.
B) constitutional authority is decentralized,only residing in state governments.
C) constitutional authority is divided between a national government and state governments.
D) constitutional authority is unlimited.
E) constitutional authority is divided among multiple branches of the national government.
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A) Because it cannot define the federal government's lawful power,it has not proved a strong protection against the growth of federal power at the expense of the states.
B) Because it defines state powers too narrowly,it has not proved a strong protection against the growth of federal power at the expense of the states.
C) It has proven to be a strong force and preventive against the "nationalization" of the federal system.
D) Because of its ambiguous nature,it has proved incompatible with the American federal system.
E) It has vastly exceeded the Anti-Federalists' intent when the amendment was proposed.
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A) increased state control over health insurance.
B) decreased state control over health insurance.
C) had no significant impact on state control over health insurance.
D) ended government regulation of health insurance.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) Aspects of the program are administered by both the federal and state government.
B) The program receives funding by both the federal and state government.
C) Both the state and federal government would participate in determining eligibility of individuals receiving aid.
D) Federal regulations would make the program appear somewhat uniform when compared to the same cooperative federalism program in other states.
E) The state government provides most of the general administration,and a federal agency does most of the provision of relief to individuals.
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A) George Washington
B) Patrick Henry
C) James Madison
D) Benjamin Franklin
E) John Adams
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A) ruled in favor of state-centered federalism.
B) asserted that the necessary and proper clause was a restriction on the power of the national government.
C) affirmed that national law is supreme to conflicting state law.
D) established the Supreme Court's power to judge constitutional issues.
E) allowed for a narrow reading of the Constitution.
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A) the states already existed as established entities and had to be preserved.
B) few states in history had successfully established unitary governments.
C) Locke and Montesquieu had concluded it was superior to other systems of government.
D) the British political system was based on the federal principle.
E) the states would be valuable sources of revenue for a federal government.
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A) dual federalism.
B) cooperative federalism.
C) unitary federalism.
D) confederal federalism.
E) cosponsor federalism.
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A) was ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court in 2012.
B) increased the control that states had over health insurance.
C) was passed by strong bipartisan majorities.
D) was enacted as a voluntary program with no penalties for nonparticipation.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) 1930s
B) 1950s
C) 1960s
D) 1980s
E) 1990s
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A) limit the powers of the state governments.
B) ensure that neither small nor large states would be at a disadvantage.
C) ensure that neither northern nor southern states would be at a disadvantage.
D) establish a government strong enough to forge a union that was secure in its defense and stable in its economy.
E) limit the power of the presidency.
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A) the states refused to do anything.
B) the federal government switched parties.
C) it was clear that the states would be unable to help.
D) the Supreme Court overturned the state's right to regulate commerce.
E) President Roosevelt lost the election.
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A) that government had moved too far away from the federalism of the early 20th century
B) that power was beginning to swing back to the federal government
C) that the 1960s-style federalism was dead
D) that federalism was the only system that could preserve the power of the states
E) that the federal government had betrayed the promise of states' rights in the Constitution
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A) 45 percent
B) 30 percent
C) 15 percent
D) 20 percent
E) 100 percent
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