Match the term to the type of power described.

Powers shared by the National and State governments

Powers held only by the National Government.

What is dual federalism?

Dual federalism is a system where federal and state governments have distinct and separate powers.

Dual federalism refers to a unitary system of governance with no distinct powers.

Dual federalism is a system where state governments have more power than the federal government.

Dual federalism allows for overlapping powers between federal and state governments.

Which option best describes cooperative federalism?

A system where different levels of government collaborate to address issues.

A system where states operate independently without federal involvement.

A model where the federal government has complete control over state matters.

A framework that eliminates the need for collaboration between different government levels.

Devolution is the transfer of power from central to local governments.

Devolution is the process of centralizing power in a government.

Devolution refers to the reduction of local government authority.

Devolution is the act of transferring power from one central authority to another.

According to the previous slide what are the primary responsibilities of state legislatures?

Enact laws, Levy Taxes, Redistricting

Manage Roads, Elect Representatives, Fill Courts

Levy Taxes, Build public Works, Run Elections

What is the purpose of an appeals court?

To provide legal representation for defendants.

To establish new laws and regulations.

To conduct trials and hear new evidence.

What was the original purpose of county governments?

To provide local administration and governance.

To enforce international treaties.

To manage state-level legislation.

To oversee federal government operations.

What is a key characteristic of dual federalism?

Clear division of state and federal responsibilities.

Overlap of state and federal powers.

Federal government controls all policies.

What does the term 'federalism' primarily describe in the context of U.S. government?

A system where power is divided between national and state governments

A system controlled solely by the national government

A system where states have no power

A system where local governments control most powers

Which clause of the U.S. Constitution is central to the concept of dual federalism?

The Necessary and Proper Clause

What does cooperative federalism involve?

Collaboration between state and national governments.

States operating independently.

National government dictating all state policies.

Elimination of state governments.

What are 'block grants'?

Funds given to states to use at their discretion for broad purposes

A type of construction material

Funds given for specific, narrowly defined purposes

Federalism: National, State, and Local Powers Lesson

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