4 Crash Course Federalism

___________ is the idea that in the U.S., governmental power is divided between the federal government and state government.

• Federalism

• Separation of Powers

• Checks & Balances

• Constitutionalism

The _____________ takes care of things such as war with other countries and delivering the mail.

• Federal Government

• State Government

• Local Government

• Constitution

The ____________ takes care of most licensing such as driver's licenses.

• State Government

• Federal Government

• Local Government

• Postal Service

Federal and state governments share powers concurrently with some items such as collecting ____________.

• taxes

• immigrants

• property

• advertisements

In ______________, government power was strictly divided between the state and national governments.

• Dual Federalism

• New Federalism

• Cooperative Federalism

• Marble Cake Federalism

The New Deal brought us _____________ where the national government encourages states and localities to pursue nationally-defined goals.

• Cooperative Federalism

• Dual Federalism

• Democracy

• Republicanism

Money that the federal government gives to the states, ______________, is often used to encourage a state to adopt a policy.

• grants in aid

• welfare

• income tax

• appropriations

In ____________ the federal government sets up rules that the states or local governments must follow.

• Regulated Federalism

• Communal Federalism

• Social Federalism

• Marble Cake Federalism

In __________, the federal government defers more power to the state governments.

• New Federalism

• Regulated Federalism

• Open Federalism

• Social Federalism