Answer:
Dual federalism happened during the 1790s to 1930s) while Co-operative federalism was seen around 1930 to 1960.
Explanation:
Dual federalism also known as the layer cake federalism is a system in which the state and the national governments operated separately. It was practiced between 1790s to 1930s and power was split between these two governments in order to ensure balance between the two of them.
In the Co-operative federalism, the state and federal governments are seen to have equal share of power for them to collectively resolve common challenges they encountered. This system of government, also known as the marble cake federalism was seen around 1930 to 1960, when there was great depression and Second World War. During these periods, the united states needed the two levels of government to work collectively.
1. put +18 warnings on websites
2. makes laws that limit the sale of explicit material
Answer:
A small cup. I hope this helps you~ Have a pog day<3
Generally, we recall information best if we are in the same situation as when we learnt it. So we're looking for two similar situations: and among the options the only one that describes the "same" situation is
drunk -drunk.
So if we learn something while we're drunk, being drunk again could remind us of this thing.