Understanding Dual Federalism

Easy Unit 1: Foundations Of Democracy Federalism

Federalism in the United States establishes a dynamic relationship between various levels of government. Each level has specific powers and responsibilities defined by the Constitution. The concepts of dual and cooperative federalism describe the nature of this relationship. Which of the following statements best describes the primary characteristic of dual federalism?

The federal government and state governments share powers and collaborate on various issues.

State governments hold more power than the federal government, especially over healthcare.

Federal and state governments operate independently within their respective spheres of authority.

The federal government has the authority to dictate policies at the state level in all areas.

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