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On balance does a federal system provide the US with a superior or inferior form of government Why?
On balance, a federal system provides the U.S. with a superior form of government due to its ability to balance power between national and state authorities, allowing for localized decision-making that can better reflect the diverse needs of different regions. This structure promotes innovation through state-level experimentation and enables citizens to engage more directly with their local governments. However, it can also lead to inconsistencies in policies and services across states, which may create challenges in areas like civil rights and public health. Overall, the benefits of local governance and flexibility tend to outweigh the drawbacks.
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What branch is superior in federal government?
Each of the 3 branches has it's own powers and responsibilities. None is superior to the others.
What says that the federal government is superior over state governments?
supremacy clauseconstitution
How did the close of the reconstruction affect the Federal government?
the balance of power between federal and state governments was restored NOVANET
How did the close reconstruction affect the federal government?
the balance of power between federal and state governments was restored NOVANET
Is a justice of the US Supreme Court above US Senators?
No. Supreme Court justices (Judicial Branch) and US Senators (Legislative Branch) work in separate, independent parts of the federal government, and neither is inferior nor superior to the other. They have completely different chains of command.
Main impact of the constitution?
It shifted the balance of power from the individual states to the federal government.
How much money does the federal government collect in taxes?
Obviously not enough to balance the budget.
What part of the framers' plan led to a balance of power in the federal government?
Separation of powers
What part of the framers plan led to a balance of power in the federal government?
Separation of powers
What part of the framers plan led to a balance of powers in the federal government?
Separation of powers
How have interdependency and the federal governments superior taxing power contributed to a larger policy role for the national government?
Interdependence and federal government's superior taxing powers have increased role for the national government at the state level. Most of the programs at state level now depend on federal funding, giving national government unprecedented leverage in the states. Now federal government is taking active role in issues like education and social welfare, which were traditionally in the state domain. Role of the national government has also increased in the areas of security and surveillance after the September 11 attacks.
How has the balance of power between state and federal governments evolved over time?
When did the balance of power in the U.S. federal system shift in favor of the national government having more power?
