Question

Which is a shared responsibility between state governments and the federal government? issuing state licenses making and enforcing laws regulating interstate trade negotiating treaties Answer: I think the answer is B) (making and enforcing laws) because A) was wrong on edge.

Answer 1

Answer:

B. Making and enforcing laws

Explanation: Let's say the state you live in has a problem that you want to stop. If the whole state government notices this and wants to make a law to stop it, they must take it to the Federal government, or country government, in order to pass that law. So yes B is correct you were right,

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Answer 2

Answer:

A shared responsibility between state governments and the federal government is making and enforcing laws.

Explanation:

Both the federal government and state governments have the power to enact laws and apply them in their respective territories. Thus, the United States Congress sanctions federal laws, which will be in force throughout the national territory and will be enforced by national security and control agencies, such as the FBI, DEA or EPA, which have the task of applying laws specific in terms of security, drug trafficking or the environment, respectively and just to cite examples.

In turn, states also have this power, passing state laws through their legislatures. These laws will be effective only in the state territory, and will be applied by the agencies of each particular state, such as the police of each state.