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23 Cards in this Set
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dual federalism
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2 governments work side-by-side and do not conflict with one another
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cooperative federalism
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state and national governments work together to solve problems
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competitive federalism
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state and national governments are competing for your loyalty and tax money
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marble cake federalism
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one big government
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permissive
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national government has all the power with the exception of the jobs that it doesnt want. these jobs are given to the states.
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new federalism
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devolution revolution (!!!); states are given most of the power
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categorical formula grants
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money is given to the states for programs but they have to follow specific rules
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project grants
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national government gives money for one project
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block grants
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national government gives money and allows the states to solve the problem any way they can
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federal mandate
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a law about state conduct that you must do
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direct orders
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executive or congressional orders that must be followed
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cross cutting and cross over requirements
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money from one project will be withheld if you dont do an order
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preemption
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a federal law takes over a state law
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what can national governments do to force an action onto state governments?
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sue
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direct orders
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executive or congressional orders that must be followed
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cross cutting and cross over requirements
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money from one project will be withheld if you dont do an order
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preemption
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a federal law takes over a state law
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what can national governments do to force an action onto state governments?
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sue
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centralist
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more power to federal government
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decentralist
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more power should be with the states
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what is "cato"?
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anti-federalist paper that stated all the reasons why the constution should not be ratified. some reasons are: 4 yrs is too long for the prez; vice prez is dangerous; senate and prez will be too "buddy-buddy"
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nullify
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states can veto a law
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how does the federal government control states?
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mandates and grants
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