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15 Cards in this Set
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Block grant
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A grant given to you based on personal disrection and judgement. Whatever you want the grant for
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Devolution
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Local government getting more powers
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Commerce Clause
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The congress resgulates interstate trade/carriers
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Mandate
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Law that says you must comply-mandatory. Unfunded mandate: No Child left Behind Act
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Public Sector
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Funded by the state WORLD OF GOVERNMENT Parks schools
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Categorical Grant
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A grant given to you for specific projects/catagories
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Supremecy Clause
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A clause that states the constituion and national government is the supreme law of the land
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Private Sector
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Non funded organizations, restaurants, cooperations, barker Resevoir BUISNESS WORLD
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DOMA
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Defense of marriage act-Act that clinton signed to say no to gay marriages ammend the Full faith and credit clause
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Full Faith and Credit Clause
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A clause that states if something happens in one state where its legal, and somebody moves, the new state must recognize it. (gay marriage, etc)
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Why so state governments provide great "laboratories" for public policy experimentation?
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If states adopt programs that fail, the negative effects are limited. If programs succeed, they can be adopted into the N.G
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Elastic Clause
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Mcullogh vs Maryland.... The power of the law you can really stretch..
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Layered Cake (Dual Federalism(
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All jobs of the N.G and S.G are defined and specific Views the constituion as a limited list of powers
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Marble Cake Federalism
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All levels of government are involved in a variety of issues. All powers mixed together.
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Express Powers
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Powers for one level of the government only
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