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Who had the most power the states or the national government?
The National Government had more power over states because the government is the whole thing put into one. The governor of the state has more power then a mayor or a representative like that. I also love to pop shot and Mw2 cause im beat like that. It takes skill to snipe like that GoML kids!
Explain how bill of rights affects the power of the national government?
the bill of rights doesn't let the national government have all the powers in USA because in amendment 10 and 10 powers are resevered to the people and states
Why were some states hesitant in signing the Constitution?
Worried about the loss of power held by states when the constitution became law.
How do the obligations of the national government to states compare to obligations of states to the national government?
pay for all national elections To protect states from invasion.
What form of government must the national government guarantee to all states?
Democracy
All power lies with the central or national government in a unitary system?
Central government
Powers exercised solely by the national Government?
Federalism is a type of government in which the national government has sole power. They make all the laws and punishments.
What power does a state government have that the national government does not have?
They can eat all of the little kid's candy in the WHOLE U.S. :]
Which of the following is true about the power of the Constitution?
The national government represents all states.
Does a unitary system share power with the national government?
A Unitary government IS the national government. A Unitary governmental system describes a Nation-State that consolidates all political authority in the national government.An example of a Unitary government is the parliament/prime minister of England.
Who controls all power in a unitary government?
A Unitary Government is a government where the power is held by one central authority. This happens a lot in a dictatorship, but some democracies also have them, like Great Britain. Unitary government: a system of government where there is a single system of administration, law, money, and measurement.
What does federalism mean in the constitution?
All this means us power is shared between the central (national) government and the states.
Article you, Section 8 of the Constitution is the basis for all power exercised by the national government?
true
What amendmeants deny power to the national government?
Amendments 1-8, 10, 11, 13, 14, and 27 all directly limit the power of the national government (though 11 affects only the Judiciary, not Congress or the Executive).Also, 15, 19, 24, and 26 limit the power of any government (national or state) to restrict voting rights. However, this is (practically speaking) mostly a limitation on the power of the states, as the national government doesn't regulate voter qualifications as a matter of course.Lastly, the Twenty-First Amendment technically limits national power, but only by taking away the power that the Eighteenth Amendment granted (the power to enact Prohibition of alcohol).
What type of government is power split between state and national governments?
The United States calls its form of government where its power is divided between the national and state governments a Federal System. It created that type of government. In that case, the national government has responsibility for certain aspects and the state governments have responsibility for certain aspects. In France and England almost all power resides at the national level while administration occurs at the local level.
How does the system of federalism balance the power of states and the national government?
The system of federalism balances the power of states and the national government because it gives greater powers to the national government so that our nation did not turn out as a confederacy but it also keeps certain reserved powers for the states that can be denied or taken away by the national government. Not to mention the fact that our states are involved in national politics as well as their own and thereby or national government cannot make all the decisions for the country and the states without our (the people) approval.
What is the difference between federalism and unitary government?
Federalism is a system of government in which the national government and state governments share governmental power within the same political system, which have jurisdiction over individuals. Unitary system of government is one in which, principle power within the political system lies at the level of a national or central government, which individual citizens have direct allegiance to the national or central government and possesses ultimate power to make all political choices and determine public policy.
