A) These agreements cause confusion when each state interprets them differently.
B) These agreements have led to intense competition between individual states.
C) These agreements often limit the regulatory authority of states.
D) The Constitution grants each state a veto over these agreements,but Congress has used its implied powers to usurp these vetoes.
E) These agreements usually require states to spend a great deal of money but offer little return on their investment.
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A) a system of government where member nations meet in a multinational conference.
B) a system of government in which power is divided between a national government and lower levels of government.
C) a system in which the power of the central government is funded through taxation of the local government.
D) the sharing of legislative powers between an upper and lower house.
E) a system where governmental authority is divided into separate branches and each branch is given some power over the other branches.
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A) the distribution of river water
B) state passport requirements
C) interstate transportation
D) environmental regulations
E) border disputes
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A) 10
B) 25
C) 50
D) 90
E) 100
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A) It has contributed to the longevity of the U.S.government by allowing many divisive policy decisions throughout American history to be made by states.
B) It has contributed to the longevity of the U.S.government by forcing every state to develop in exactly the same way.
C) It has contributed to the longevity of the U.S.government by not allowing states to make divisive policy decisions at any point in American history.
D) It caused the Civil War to be fought decades before it would have been under a unitary system.
E) It has had almost no effect on the stability and functioning of U.S.government.
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A) interstate commerce clause.
B) full faith and credit clause.
C) privileges and immunities clause.
D) takings clause.
E) necessary and proper clause.
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A) Local government has no status in the Constitution.
B) Local governments are constitutionally required to turn over all of the local taxes collected from residents to state governments.
C) Local governments are given the authority to ignore federal laws that their citizens do not agree with.
D) Local governments have the power to establish local banks.
E) Local governments have the power to raise and maintain militias.
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A) full faith and credit
B) comity
C) necessary and proper
D) commerce
E) supremacy
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True/False
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A) Herbert Hoover
B) Franklin Roosevelt
C) Dwight Eisenhower
D) Woodrow Wilson
E) Lyndon Johnson
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A) to define private property
B) to develop and enforce criminal codes
C) to license doctors,lawyers,barbers,and plumbers
D) to create marriage and divorce laws
E) to coin their own money
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A) terrorism.
B) the District of Columbia and other federal territories.
C) drug trafficking and organized crime.
D) international crime.
E) crimes against children.
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True/False
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A) most of the fundamental governing in the United States was done by state governments.
B) most of the fundamental governing in the United States was done by the federal government.
C) most of the fundamental governing in the United States was done by local governments.
D) most of the fundamental governing in the United States was done by both federal and local governments.
E) government played almost no role in the United States.
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A) a grant-in-aid.
B) an unfunded mandate.
C) interstate commerce.
D) a devolution.
E) revenue sharing.
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A) United States v.Lopez and Printz v.United States
B) Gibbons v.Ogden and McCulloch v.Maryland
C) Gibbons v.Ogden and Brown v.Board of Education
D) McCulloch v.Maryland and Brown v.Board of Education
E) Gibbons v.Ogden and Roe v.Wade
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A) the full faith and credit clause
B) the necessary and proper clause
C) the privileges and immunities clause
D) the interstate commerce clause
E) the establishment clause
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A) designed to eliminate the control state governments have over local governments.
B) designed to increase the amount of money devoted to project grants.
C) designed to return more power to the states.
D) designed to return more power to the federal government.
E) designed to end the system of federalism in the United States and replace it with a unitary system.
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