A) The Court granted the national government more power over the states.
B) The Court limited the power of the national government over the state governments.
C) The Court declined to hear federalism cases, arguing that they are political questions.
D) The Court dramatically limited the ability of states to sue the national government in federal courts.
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A) First Amendment
B) Second Amendment
C) Tenth Amendment
D) Fourteenth Amendment
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A) 1865
B) 1915
C) 1937
D) 1973
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A) Oregon
B) Washington
C) California
D) Vermont
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A) Herbert Hoover
B) Franklin Roosevelt
C) Dwight Eisenhower
D) Lyndon Johnson
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A) was written before the Civil War.
B) was written by southern officials who declared that their states were not bound by Supreme Court decisions outlawing racial segregation.
C) argued in favor of national government power.
D) invalidated the Tenth Amendment.
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A) It was the first time since the New Deal that the Supreme Court limited the power of Congress as outlined under the commerce clause.
B) It was the first time that the Court had used the Tenth Amendment to limit the power of Congress.
C) The Court found the line-item veto unconstitutional.
D) The Court gave a broad interpretation of the commerce clause that expanded the power of the federal government over the states.
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A) No state may ever enter into a compact or agreement with another state.
B) No state shall enter into a compact or agreement with another state without the approval of Congress.
C) No state shall enter into a compact or agreement with another state without the approval of the Supreme Court.
D) No state shall enter into a compact or agreement with another state without the approval of the governors of the remaining states.
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A) police
B) reserved
C) concurrent
D) implied
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A) the Supreme Court could make "null and void" any state law.
B) any federal law could be overturned by a vote of three-quarters of state legislatures.
C) states were not bound by federal laws that they considered unconstitutional.
D) states were not bound by the Bill of Rights.
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A) encourage private-sector employers to obey unfunded mandates by offering a series of lucrative tax incentives for timely compliance.
B) give state legislatures veto power over any unfunded mandate passed by the federal government.
C) prevent Congress from ever imposing another unfunded mandate on private-sector employers.
D) limit the costs associated with unfunded mandates by ensuring that Congress knows how much it is expecting of state and local governments and the private sector.
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A) full faith and credit
B) necessary and proper
C) supremacy
D) establishment
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A) unfunded mandates
B) general revenue sharing
C) block grants
D) categorical grants
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A) 5
B) 10
C) 15
D) 25
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A) infringed upon the Second Amendment right for individuals to bear arms.
B) ignored the constitutional principle of habeas corpus.
C) violated the Tenth Amendment's guarantee of state sovereignty.
D) encroached upon the constitutional right to privacy.
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A) Local governments are created by state governments.
B) State governments can legally dissolve local governments.
C) State governments can legally force multiple local governments to consolidate into one large locality.
D) Local governments can legally dissolve the government of the state in which they reside if every local government votes to do so.
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A) commerce
B) full faith and credit
C) comity
D) the Tenth Amendment
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A) promote competition between the states.
B) promote the development of commercial activity between and among the states.
C) protect citizens from the abuses of state governments.
D) keep the states from going to war with each other.
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A) the New Deal
B) the Great Society
C) New Federalism
D) the New Frontier
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