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After the 1937 Court-Packing Attempt, the Court's Philosophy of Federalism

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After the 1937 court-packing attempt, the Court's philosophy of federalism being shared between the national and the state governments became

A) concurrent federalism.
B) cooperative federalism.
C) preemptive federalism.
D) intermittent federalism.
E) commingling federalism

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