Multiple Choice
President Roosevelt's policies fundamentally changed the relationship between the states and the national government by
A) forcibly strengthening national police powers in comparison to those of the states.
B) collaboratively accomplishing a shared solution to economic problems.
C) strengthening state power in the governance of commercial activities.
D) dramatically strengthening the role of the national government in the economy.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q87: The Constitution expressly gives Congress the power
Q88: For much of the history of the
Q89: In the mid-19th century, as the original
Q90: The expansion of national power under Roosevelt's
Q91: The ability of states to regulate education
Q93: The case of McCulloch v.Maryland affirmed which
Q94: Defining the relative power of the two
Q95: The framers of the Constitution succeeded in
Q96: The main form of a grant-in-aid during
Q97: While John Marshall's Supreme Court affirmed national