Question 1

All of the following were provisions of Article III of the Articles of Confederation except for ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  States entered into a firm league of friendship for their common defense 
B)  States entered into a firm league of friendship to secure their liberties 
C)  States entered into a firm league of friendship to provide for their mutual and general welfare 
D)  States entered into a firm league of friendship to act in rebellion against the national government 
A)  States entered into a firm league of friendship for their common defense 
B)  States entered into a firm league of friendship to secure their liberties 
C)  States entered into a firm league of friendship to provide for their mutual and general welfare 
D)  States entered into a firm league of friendship to act in rebellion against the national government

Question 2

The funding relationship between the national government and the states is referred to as ______ federalism.

Accepted Answer

A)  creative 
B)  picket fence 
C)  fiscal 
D)  dual 
A)  creative 
B)  picket fence 
C)  fiscal 
D)  dual

Question 3

The relationship among intergovernmental actors within a program is a defining feature of ______ federalism.

Accepted Answer

A)  cooperative 
B)  dual 
C)  fiscal 
D)  picket fence 
A)  cooperative 
B)  dual 
C)  fiscal 
D)  picket fence

Question 4

When major policies are developed at the national level, they are usually vetted by states and municipalities.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

What is the full faith and credit principle?

Accepted Answer

A strong answer will define th

All of the following were provisions of Article III of the Articles of Confederation except for ______.

The funding relationship between the national government and the states is referred to as ______ federalism.

The relationship among intergovernmental actors within a program is a defining feature of ______ federalism.

When major policies are developed at the national level, they are usually vetted by states and municipalities.

What is the full faith and credit principle?

The Foundation

The Policy Process and Policy Theories

Rulemaking and Regulations

Economic Policy and Public Budgeting

Crime and Public Policy

Education Policy

Civil Rights and Immigration Policy

Social Welfare and Health Care Policy

Environmental and Energy Policy

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Exam 3: Federalism and Intergovernmental Relations

All of the following were provisions of Article III of the Articles of Confederation except for ______.

The funding relationship between the national government and the states is referred to as ______ federalism.

The relationship among intergovernmental actors within a program is a defining feature of ______ federalism.

When major policies are developed at the national level, they are usually vetted by states and municipalities.

What is the full faith and credit principle?

The Foundation

The Policy Process and Policy Theories

Rulemaking and Regulations

Economic Policy and Public Budgeting

Crime and Public Policy

Education Policy

Civil Rights and Immigration Policy

Social Welfare and Health Care Policy

Environmental and Energy Policy

Filters