federalism Flashcards

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why did the founding fathers write federalism into the constitution?

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to limit central gov power, protect states rights and prevent tyranny

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when was dual federalism?

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1787 to 1930s

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what was dual federalism?

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where state and federal gov have equal power but over separate areas

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when was cooperative federalism?

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1930s to 1960s

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what was cooperative federalism?

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where division between state and federal gov became blurred and the powers of federal gov grew

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when was new federalism?

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1960s to present

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what was new federalism?

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an attempt to try and return power to the states but this is dependent on the president

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what caused the different phases of federalism?

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crises and events at the time, ie Wall Street crash in 1929

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when was the No Child Left Behind Act introduced?

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2002

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who introduced the no child left behind act?

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Bush

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what did the no child left behind act do?

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mandated tests at certain ages and increased federal funding

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in terms of federal power, what did the no cild left behind act do?

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increased federal power over the statesa

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what did bush do to medicaid in 2003?

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massively increased it, required states to provide more healthcare to senior citizens

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who introduced the American Recovery and Investment act?

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obama

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what did the American recovery and investment act do?

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injected $787 billion into the economy

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what did Obamacare make it mandatory for all citizens to have?

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health insurance which states should provide

17
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what did the Supreme Court do to Obamacare which returned power to the states?

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made it less extreme

18
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what type of federalism did Trump try to use and why?

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coercive federalism to force states to follow his policies or lose federal funding

19
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why did trump sue California?

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over 3 laws made to stop ICE in their state (one of which had been made unconstitutional)

20
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what were states seems to be promoting under Trump and how?

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progressive federalism and by resisting Trump

21
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how can progressive federalism be seen?

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moe states legalising marijuana, such as California, despite Trump trying to enforce federal law

22
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how was federalism under Biden similar to Trump?

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in terms of coercive federalism, but Biden used it for more progressive ends like voting rights, pandemic control, and abortion rights

23
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who is Bidens attorney general?

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Merck Garland

24
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in what aspect is Garland more progressive in?

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suing states which are restrictive of voting rights or have been gerrymandering too much like Texas in December 2021.

25
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what did the Supreme Court say in regards t the attorney general suing Texas?

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that the issue was a state one.

26
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how much of the budget do states now depend on federal gov for?

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25%

27
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how can conservative states be seen to be limiting Biden plans and therefore federal power?

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Florida - by not giving funding to schools who enforce masks

28
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how are the states involved in the amendment process?

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have to ratify the proposal by a 3/4 supermajority