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A country in which all power resides in a central government has a:

Unitary Government

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Federalism is a system of government in which three or more levels of government have a formal authority over the same area of people.

False

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The "Full Faith and Credit" clause is primarily designed to ensure ____________ between states.

Reciprocity

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According to the provisions of the "Privileges and Immunities" clause, a citizen of New Jersey who buys a product while visiting New York ________________________.

Pays New York Sales Tax

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True or False: By interpreting the Commerce clause broadly, the U.S. Supreme Court contributed to the national supremacy over the states.

True

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The shift from dual to cooperative federalism ___________________________.

Involved gradual change in many policy area, including education.

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True or False: Over the past generation, the percentage of federal grants to education and training has decreased in favor of grants to health care.

True

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The historical growth of federal responsibilities over policy reveals that:

All of the Above

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Which of the following provisions of the Constitution has been interpreted as weakening the Tenth Amendment?

The Necessary and Proper Clause

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Which of the following is the best example of devolution?

Block grants given to states for discretionary use with broad guidelines.

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Which of the following best describes the impact of the Tenth Amendment?

It has rarely had much practice significance.

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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

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States have found federal funding attractive for all the following except:

Federal grants rarely come with strings attached.

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The Americans with Disabilities Act requires states and local governments to provide equal access for the disabled. This is an example of:

A mandate

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True or False: Formula grants are awarded based on merit.

False