Which is a piece of legislation that has extended state powers?
a. the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act
b. Dillon's rule
c. California’s Proposition 13
d. the Great Society program
a. the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act
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The power of both the state and federal governments to influence education policyis an example of __________ federalism
a. layer-cake b. marble-cake c. pineapple-upside-down-cake d. pancake
Full-fledged membership in a nation is called
A) ?citizenship. B) ?suffrage. C) ?standing. D) enculturalization. E) ?representation.
Why were the Founders worried about the popular assemblies that had been implemented by the states at the time of the Constitutional Convention?
a. the assemblies lacked real democratic mechanisms b. the assemblies violated the republican notions of a deliberative legislative body insulated from popular opinion c. the assemblies were voting to overturn slavery in the southern states d. the assemblies contradicted the values of a unitary system embedded in the philosophies of the Founders
One of the significant changes Napoleon initiated in warfare was
a. mobilizing the entire population behind his war effort. b. developing a small professional army. c. conscripting citizens of defeated states into his army. d. separating political and military power in government.