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Alexeev081 [22]
3 years ago
11

How federalism has worked in U.S. history has changed over time? Label each description with the type of federalism, dual or coo

perative, that best describes it.
History
1 answer:
Aleks04 [339]3 years ago
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Answer:

DUAL FEDERALISM (1798-1901)

CORPORATIVE FEDERALISM (1901-1960)

NEW FEDERALISM (1969 till date)

Explanation:

Dual Federalism is a system of Government where there is EXCLUSIVE AUTHORITY between the State and the Federal Government.

CORPORATIVE FEDERALISM is a federal system where there's COORDINATED EFFORTS between the State and the Federal Government.

NEW FEDERALISM proposed by President Dixon aimed at DECENTRALIZATION OF AUTHORITY between the State and the Federal Government. New Federalism has helped to give some powers to the State it is believed that it will cost less if the Government is decentralized.

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