________ is defined as a strict separation of powers between the national and state governments in which each layer has its own responsibilities, and reigns supreme within its constitutional realm
A. Dual federalism
B. Cooperative federalism
C. Competitive federalism
D. Permissive federalism
E. Coercive federalism
A
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Systems theorists often use a __________ to convey equilibrium
a. toaster b. microwave c. air valve d. heater e. thermostat
Which amendment addresses the rights not explicitly mentioned elsewhere in the Constitution or the Bill of Rights?
a. The Ninth Amendment b. The Tenth Amendment c. The Eighth Amendment d. The Sixth Amendment
The necessary and proper clause
A. has expanded the role of the national government relative to the states. B. has increased the powers of the state governments at the expense of Congress's powers. C. was in the original Constitution, but was eliminated as a consequence of the Twenty-Seventh Amendment. D. has served to limit the expansion of national authority. E. is located in the Constitution in the text of the Tenth Amendment.