A) unitary to confederal
B) confederal to unitary
C) federal to unitary
D) confederal to federal
E) federal to confederal
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A) All unfunded federal mandates were eliminated.
B) Only federal mandates affecting education were eliminated.
C) Only federal mandates affecting welfare assistance were eliminated.
D) Congress exempted federal mandates dealing with civil liberties and civil rights from elimination.
E) Congress exempted federal mandates dealing with the environment from elimination.
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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) provided vast sums to business firms to keep them out of bankruptcy.
B) provided health care to Americans on a temporary basis as a means of alleviating economic hardships.
C) asserted the power to regulate the nation's economy.
D) provided vast sums to the states so they could meet their citizens' welfare needs.
E) utilized laissez-faire capitalism in its policies.
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A) the doctrine of separate but equal was constitutional.
B) state regulation of labor practices violated firms' property rights.
C) the Fourth Amendment did not apply to interstate commerce.
D) factory practices could only be regulated by the states.
E) factory practices could only be regulated by the federal government.
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A) The U.S.Postal Service
B) Medicaid
C) A marriage license
D) A driver's license
E) All these answers are correct.
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A) California;tuition assistance
B) Arizona;employment reform
C) Wisconsin;job training and placement
D) Florida;a balanced budget
E) Texas;family block grants
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A) dual;fiscal
B) dual;cooperative
C) cooperative;dual
D) picket-fence;cooperative
E) cooperative;pyramid
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A) The federal government raises roughly as much revenue from taxation as all state and local governments combined.
B) The federal government raises significantly more tax revenue than all state and local governments combined.
C) State and local governments combined raise twice as much revenue from taxation as the federal government.
D) State and local governments combined raise three times as much revenue from taxation as the federal government.
E) State and local governments combined raise six times as much revenue as the federal government.
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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) The power to regulate commerce is an enumerated power of Congress.
B) The Constitution does not delineate the dividing line between interstate commerce and intrastate commerce.
C) The Supreme Court has ruled that manufacturing is part of intrastate commerce and thus subject to state regulation only.
D) Congress invoked the commerce power in passing a federal law that prohibited the possession of guns within one thousand feet of a school.
E) All these answers are correct
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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) Congress.
B) the Supreme Court.
C) the state supreme court of Virginia.
D) President Ulysses S.Grant.
E) Justice John Marshall Harlan.
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A) the states were equal to the national government in all respects.
B) a precise separation of national and state authority was both possible and desirable.
C) national and state authority were indivisible.
D) the Senate and the House were equal in their federal authority.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) coordinated fiscal policy decisions of the federal government and the states.
B) expenditure of federal funds on programs run in part through state and local governments.
C) national banking system first established by Alexander Hamilton in the 1790s.
D) fact that both the federal government and the states have the power to tax.
E) ability of the states to manipulate federal decision making.
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A) that government had moved too far away from the federalism of the early twentieth 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) increased state authority over education policy but provided greater federal funds for education.
B) dramatically increased state authority over education policy.
C) was part of the end,and reversal of,the devolution movement.
D) was the last significant piece of legislation that contributed to devolution of authority to the states.
E) was the centerpiece to President Bush's version of "new federalism".
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