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    I could not imagine life without local or state government. Both intities possess an intimate knowledge and understanding about the people, culture and the needs of their communities. To ask the federal government to manage the individual lives of the entire country is an impossible task, at least with the current organizational structure. In general conversation, when we discuss our personal feelings toward government we tend to focus on paying so much money in taxes but not receiving any…

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    What are some advantages that our federal form of government has over a strong national government in a highly centralized system? What are some disadvantages of a federal system like ours? Please give at least two examples of advantages and two examples of disadvantages. Our federal form of government being a sovereign system gets its power from the state government not directly from the American people. The individual states were also sovereign, which through their power from the people in…

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    The federal bureaucracy is said to be the fourth branch of the government. This organization is just as important as the legislative, executive, and judicial branches are. The three named branches of government are known for making laws, carrying out the laws, and evaluating the laws, but not much credit is given to the federal bureaucracy. The federal bureaucracy can be called the fourth government branch because this is the organization of individuals who implement public policies and budgets,…

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    1. The federal government regulates and subsidizes states and localities. It subsidizes them through both matching and block grants for specific purposes. In the past, it also provided general revenue sharing. In matching grants, the amount received by states and localities depends on the amount they spend. Indirect aid is provided by the exemption from taxation of interest on state and local bonds and the tax deductibility of state and local income and property taxes. 2. The arguments…

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    State and Federal governments is complex and they are broken up into many different parts. Also the State and Federal Governments have different amounts of influence over the economy and the citizens. Another thing is that the government system and relationship between the two is very complex and controversial. This paper will discuss the relationship between the State and Federal governments and the complexity of the systems of government. The roles of the Federal and State government in the…

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    need for the government and local authorities to adequately prepare and respond appropriately to hurricanes. This report focused on investigating the Federal government’s planning and response to hurricanes. The report sought to study the measures taken by the Federal government before and after hurricane Katrina to determine the level of preparedness and response to hurricanes…

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    Activities State Government Performs for Health Care Kathryn Moultrie Week 4 Saint Joseph’s College Maine Activities State Government Performs for Health Care The government plays an important role in the quality of the U. S. health care system. Regulatory healthcare power is shared among federal and state governments. States governments have a leading governing role of regulating constituents in their jurisdiction (Niles, 2018). Some of the main constituents in the health care industry are;…

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    A federal system divides power between national and state governments. Each power gets their own rules and regulations of what type of laws they may or may not pass and within what population of people as well. As defined on Chegg a Unitary system is “of government, or unitary state, is a sovereign state governed as a single entity.” The surrounding countries cannot control each other. Some examples of a country with a unitary system are Japan, France, and England. These separate countries do…

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    Federalism- Political system with a strong federal government. At the time of the writing of the constitution, there was a debate about the level of government control over the states, and the people who were in support of having a strong central government were called federalists. People who wanted more state power and less central government, were called anti-federalists. Separation of Powers- A political model where the government duties are split into separate branches. In the United…

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    Power was divided between the Federal and State governments. Power in the Federal government focuses on the bigger issues such as; conducting foreign relations, making laws, providing an army and naval protection, and many more. Whereas State government power set up local governments, hold elections, and establish schools. “The different governments will each control each other; at the same time that each will be controlled by itself.”(Doc A) Thus distinct governments but will have equal power,…

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