Chapter 2: Federalism
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| Federalism | Dividing the power between the state and national governments. Key principle to the constitution. Dividing and balancing the power between the national and state governments
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| Dual Federalism | 2 systems working independently of eachother
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| Cooperative Federalism | Overlapping responsibilites between 2 governements
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| Block grants | Federal funding given to states to spend on general services and programs, with little or no federal restrictions.
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| Categorical grants | Federal funding given to states for very specific and narrow purposes
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| Grants-in-aid | Federal funding given to states
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| Coercive Federalism | Began in 1960's and instead of offering money to the states, the federal government would threaten to take money away if the state and local governments did not comply
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| Devolution | The delegation of power by the federal governments to the local and state governments
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| Deregulation | The process of reducing rules and red tape that control social and economic activity, with the goal of increasing competition, lowering prices, and increasing productivity.
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| Commerce Clause | Gave congress power to control commerce
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| Hammer vs. Dagenhart | Courts protecting our original system of dual federalism
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| US vs. Darby | supported cooperative federalism. wages of workers on interstate commerce.
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