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Which of the following is the best example of devolution?
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The Founding Fathers devised a federal system for all of the following reasons EXCEPT
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Which of the following is the best example of devolution? Block grants, by which money from the national government is given to the states for discretionary use with broad guidelines
The Founding Fathers devised a federal system for all of the following reasons EXCEPT federal systems were common throughout the world and were proven to be effective
Which of the following statements best describes the impact of the Tenth Amendment? It has rarely had much practical significance
Which of the following Constitutional provisions has been interpreted as weakening the Tenth Amendment? the necessay and proper clause
What did the Supreme Court determine in McCullough v. Maryland? To carry out its economic powers, Congress may reasonably decide to create a National Bank, The necessary and proper clause enables Congress to take actions not specifically listed in the Constitution, States may not tax any federal institution
The concept that the national government is supreme in its own sphere while the states are equally supreme in theirs is known as dual federalism
States have found federal funding attractive for all of the following reasons EXCEPT Federal grants rarely come with strings attached
The Americans with Disabilities Act requires states and local governments to provide equal access for the disable. This is an example of a mandate
The central government and the government of the states derives power from the Constitution
The most clearly delegated powers found in the Constitution are termed express powers
The Constitutional base for the implied powers of Congress is the necessary and proper clause
The provision which ensures that state courts enforce civil judgments of the courts of other states and accept their public records as valid is found in the Full faith and credit clause
The case of McColloch v. Maryland addressed the issue of division of power between state and national governments
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