11.11 Expansion of Federal Power

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How does an unfunded mandate impact the budget of state and local governments?

• It creates additional costs without financial support.

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  It leads to a surplus of funds in the budget.

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How did the case of Gibbons vs. Ogden expand the power of the federal government?

• It stated that Congress had the final say in commerce disputes between the states

• It said that New York had the final say in disputes over commerce between states

• It made the Supreme Court make the final call on steamboats traveling in each state

• It removed the monopoly that was created by Livingston and Fulton

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How did the New Deal contribute to the expansion of the power of the federal government in the United States during the 1930s?

• by reducing the government's role in the regulation of business and commerce

• by advocating for the nation to return to using the gold standard for their currency

• by creating programs to address the economic distress and provide relief to citizens

• by promoting a hands-off economic policy toward business