The doctrine of dual federalism held that
A) ?the national government was supreme, and states must operate within its sphere.
B) ?states were supreme and the national government derived its powers from them.
C) the states and the national government shared powers and were meant to work together.
D) though the national government was supreme in its sphere, the states were equally supreme in theirs.
E) a state could declare null and void a federal law that violated the Constitution.
D
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a. Voting b. Signing a petition c. Campaigning d. Organizing a march
Basic law is
a. effective only when it consists in a written constitution. b. the set of laws dealing with the most common crimes. c. law dealing with the operation of the lawmaking body. d. any body of law held to be supreme to statutory law.
Television was available to consumers by the mid-1930s, but when did it become widely adopted as a medium for getting news about politics and the world?
A) prior to World War I B) during the Great Depression C) during the postwar economic boom following World War II D) during the early 1970s E) during the late 1980s
Liberals and conservatives actually do agree on many ideals, though they differ on how these values and beliefs should be written into policies. Which of the following is NOT an ideal that tends to be mutually accepted by liberals and conservatives?
a. the rule of law b. majority rule c. the rights of minorities d. the free enterprise system as a process that will generally guarantee the most robust economy e. socialized health care