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Which government built roads the federal or the state government or did they both do it?
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Who establish post office and roads?
The federal government for the post office and the federal/state for the roads.
What other governments does the federal government share power?
building roads.
Who should be responsible for paying to improve roads and bridges the state government or the federal government?
I think it is the job of both. We have Federal highways and we have state roads so it is the job of both of them to keep up the roads and bridges . That is why we pay taxes. I am in CA and we pay .60 of every gallon of gas in taxes for roads and they use it for other things.
Private businesses built thousands of miles of toll roads by 1821 because?
the Constitution did not state that the federal government could do it. Also, because of the spiked polls that forced travelers to stop at intervals and pay a toll.
Although originally roads were built by the federal governmentthe local and state governments have become increasingly involved in the funding of roads and highway construction. true or false?
i hate NovaNET... the answer is true=]
What is a concurrent power a example of?
They are powers shared by both the state and federal government. Both the federal government and the states may charter banks, collect taxes, and build roads. Chartering banks and corporations
Is an example of a concurrent power?
They are powers shared by both the state and federal government. Both the federal government and the states may charter banks, collect taxes, and build roads. Chartering banks and corporations
When should it be ok for a state government to overrule the federal government?
It isn’t ok for state government to overrule a federal government. The federal is above the state.
The American government is designed as a monarchy?
The American Government is set up as a Federal Republic. Meaning that each state has control of it's citizens, roads, etc. (at least in theory) but it answers to the Federal Government which is considered to be the supreme law of the land.
Under federalism which level of government has concurrent powers?
Both state and federal government
Why are drivers licenses through the state government?
That's because the state governments control and maintain the public roads and because any power not specifically granted to the federal government in the Constitution belongs to the states.
What responsibilities does Australia's Federal Government have?
There are three levels of government in Australia: local, federal and state governments. The role of the state government is to run schools, prisons, police force, emergency services, maintain railways and roads in the states. The states receive funding from the federal government, and generate revenue by levying taxes.
