________, which was dominant from the 1930s through the 1970s, is defined as a flexible relationship between the national and state governments in which both work together on a variety of issues and programs
A. Dual federalism
B. Cooperative federalism
C. Competitive federalism
D. Permissive federalism
E. Coercive federalism
B
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Why did the U.S. Supreme Court rule in favor of the 1924 Texas Democratic Party resolution to exclude minorities from voting in their primaries in Grovey v. Townsend?
a. The Supreme Court was composed of a majority of Democratic judges. b. Since the Democratic Party is a private organization, it has the discretion to include or exclude anyone they choose. c. The resolution did not violate state or national laws. d. Primary elections are conducted under federal authority, and conflicts are solved in federal courts. This was a state issue.
The doctrine that required all institutions that sponsor research to establish institutional review committees is the __________
A) Family Educational Rights to Privacy Act B) National Research Act C) Privacy Acts of 1974 D) U.S. Surgeon General Statement for Public Health Service Research
What does the doctrine of dual federalism maintain?
A. The Supreme Court should resolve conflicts between the authority of the national government and the states. B. The national government and the states have authority over defined and mutually exclusive policy areas. C. The national government and the states should share authority equally in all policy areas. D. The national government should initiate policies and then turn them over to the states for administration. E. Any law passed by the national government is the supreme law of the land.
Briefly discuss the key difference between policy formation and policy execution.
What will be an ideal response?