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What does a platform committee do
developed policy statements
What is a illustration of cooperative federalism
Aid to Families with Dependent Children is a good example of cooperative federalism.
What condition did congress say Alaska needed to accept before it was admitted as a state
Alaska was not allowed to claim lands held by Native Americans.
What can states ask the department of health and human services for grants to pay for
Job Training
What is one advantage of a multiparty system
Voters have a wider choice of candidates and ideas
What is an example of document that might not be recognized in all states
divorce decree- eva:)
Which is an example of a party acting as a bonding agent
party officials decide if a candidate is qualified and of good character.
What statement is true about interstate compacts
congress generally must approve interstate compacts, they involve several states.
What is a republican form of government understood to mean A. a popular government B. a democratic government C. a military government D. a representative government
a representative government
What form of government does article iv state that the federal government guarantees each state
republican
Which is not an example of the national governments delegated powers
reserved powers
By criticizing the party that is in power the party that is out of power serves a what function
watchdog
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