Deck 12: Ntergovernmental Administration

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The various relationships established among all units of government fall under the umbrella of

A) home rule
B) intergovernmental relations
C) teleological ethics
D) multistate legal action
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The case that clearly established the supremacy of the national government was

A) McCulloch v. Maryland (1819)
B) Marbury v. Madison (1803)
C) Gibbons v. Ogden (1824)
D) U.S. v. Dalles Military Road Co. (1889)
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The clear constitutional division of spheres of authority between state and national government is

A) cooperative federalism
B) co-optive federalism
C) dual federalism
D) fiscal federalism
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In _________________ federalism, subnational governments are bribed or coerced to implement national goals and programs.

A) direct
B) co-optive
C) dual
D) cooperative
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The distribution of funds from the national government to subnational governments is referred to as

A) dual federalism
B) direct federalism
C) cooperative federalism
D) fiscal federalism
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A ________________ grant is a type of formula grant that allows the recipient government more discretion and latitude in how to spend the money.

A) categorical
B) project
C) block
D) discretionary
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_______________________ occurs when the national government grants money directly to local governments and bypasses the states.

A) Direct federalism
B) Co-optative federalism
C) Cooperative federalism
D) Dual federalism
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A _________________ is a regulation, imposed by one government on another, which requires the receiving government to implement certain goals and/or meet certain standards.

A) crosscutting requirement
B) mandate
C) partial preemption
D) severance tax
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A formal agreement between two or more states for the purpose of protecting state interests and insuring better delivery of services to citizens is a/an

A) interlocal service arrangement
B) multistate legal action
C) joint service agreement
D) interstate compact
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When cities and counties work together to provide better services to their citizens they generally enter into a/an

A) uniform state law
B) multistate legal action
C) interlocal service arrangement
D) interstate compact
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Which of the following Constitutional amendments permits the U.S. Government to collect income taxes?

A) 13th
B) 16th
C) 19th
D) 22nd
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Local or regional self-determination has grown steadily despite the legal precedent of Dillon's rule. The growing independence of local jurisdictions is referred to as

A) interlocalism
B) local autonomy
C) urban sprawl
D) home rule
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Federalism is the division of power between two or more units or levels of government.
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States governments are comparably less responsive and effective than the national government or large city governments.
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The Supreme Court's decision in United States v. Lopez (1995) reasserted the power of the national government.
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Politics can be succinctly described as the authoritative allocation of who gets what, where, when, and how.
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Welfare programs and other grants for payments to individuals directly channel money from the national government to service recipients.
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Local governments are creatures of the states.
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Almost two-fifths of local governments are concentrated in metropolitan areas.
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Americans do not like ultralocalism or government fragmentation.
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Historically, what has been the federal role in shoring up state and local government budgets? What problems are associated with fiscal federalism?
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What is the flypaper effect? What is the impact of the flypaper effect on the implementation of public policies and programs?
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What are unfunded mandates? How are they used and what are the problems associated with their use?
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What types of conflicts arise between states?
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Discuss the differences between structural home rule and functional home rule.
Which is more important for local government autonomy?
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Briefly compare and contrast the different types of local governments present in the United States.
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New research indicates that a more authoritative and coordinated approach to metropolitan governance might be called for. Describe this research and identify what problems it is addressing.
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What are the positive attributes of regional governments? How do these mega governments, in theory, contribute to the efficiency and effectiveness of service and program provision?
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Federal assistance to state and local governments has been historically erratic. Please trace federal fiscal policy to the states through its ups and downs. In your opinion, what is the correct financial balance or relationship between the national and state governments?
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Deck 12: Ntergovernmental Administration
1
The various relationships established among all units of government fall under the umbrella of

A) home rule
B) intergovernmental relations
C) teleological ethics
D) multistate legal action
B
2
The case that clearly established the supremacy of the national government was

A) McCulloch v. Maryland (1819)
B) Marbury v. Madison (1803)
C) Gibbons v. Ogden (1824)
D) U.S. v. Dalles Military Road Co. (1889)
A
3
The clear constitutional division of spheres of authority between state and national government is

A) cooperative federalism
B) co-optive federalism
C) dual federalism
D) fiscal federalism
C
4
In _________________ federalism, subnational governments are bribed or coerced to implement national goals and programs.

A) direct
B) co-optive
C) dual
D) cooperative
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The distribution of funds from the national government to subnational governments is referred to as

A) dual federalism
B) direct federalism
C) cooperative federalism
D) fiscal federalism
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A ________________ grant is a type of formula grant that allows the recipient government more discretion and latitude in how to spend the money.

A) categorical
B) project
C) block
D) discretionary
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_______________________ occurs when the national government grants money directly to local governments and bypasses the states.

A) Direct federalism
B) Co-optative federalism
C) Cooperative federalism
D) Dual federalism
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A _________________ is a regulation, imposed by one government on another, which requires the receiving government to implement certain goals and/or meet certain standards.

A) crosscutting requirement
B) mandate
C) partial preemption
D) severance tax
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A formal agreement between two or more states for the purpose of protecting state interests and insuring better delivery of services to citizens is a/an

A) interlocal service arrangement
B) multistate legal action
C) joint service agreement
D) interstate compact
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When cities and counties work together to provide better services to their citizens they generally enter into a/an

A) uniform state law
B) multistate legal action
C) interlocal service arrangement
D) interstate compact
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Which of the following Constitutional amendments permits the U.S. Government to collect income taxes?

A) 13th
B) 16th
C) 19th
D) 22nd
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Local or regional self-determination has grown steadily despite the legal precedent of Dillon's rule. The growing independence of local jurisdictions is referred to as

A) interlocalism
B) local autonomy
C) urban sprawl
D) home rule
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Federalism is the division of power between two or more units or levels of government.
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14
States governments are comparably less responsive and effective than the national government or large city governments.
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The Supreme Court's decision in United States v. Lopez (1995) reasserted the power of the national government.
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Politics can be succinctly described as the authoritative allocation of who gets what, where, when, and how.
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Welfare programs and other grants for payments to individuals directly channel money from the national government to service recipients.
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Local governments are creatures of the states.
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Almost two-fifths of local governments are concentrated in metropolitan areas.
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Americans do not like ultralocalism or government fragmentation.
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Historically, what has been the federal role in shoring up state and local government budgets? What problems are associated with fiscal federalism?
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What is the flypaper effect? What is the impact of the flypaper effect on the implementation of public policies and programs?
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What are unfunded mandates? How are they used and what are the problems associated with their use?
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What types of conflicts arise between states?
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Discuss the differences between structural home rule and functional home rule.
Which is more important for local government autonomy?
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Briefly compare and contrast the different types of local governments present in the United States.
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New research indicates that a more authoritative and coordinated approach to metropolitan governance might be called for. Describe this research and identify what problems it is addressing.
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What are the positive attributes of regional governments? How do these mega governments, in theory, contribute to the efficiency and effectiveness of service and program provision?
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Federal assistance to state and local governments has been historically erratic. Please trace federal fiscal policy to the states through its ups and downs. In your opinion, what is the correct financial balance or relationship between the national and state governments?
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