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The health area local official the authority to decide whether to use the money for hospital construction, medical equipment, education some other health care activity. a.block grants b.cabinet c.presidental approval ratings d.unit rule |
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state and local governments assistance can be used only for a designated activity. a. categorical grants b. prresidential approval ratings c.stewardship theory d.unit rule |
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The constituiton's clause congress shall have the power to regulate commerce among the states and with other nations. a. independent agencies b. bureaucracy c. clientele groups d. commerce clause |
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a federal system the type of government established by the Articles. The states alone are soverign is vested entirely in subanational governments. a.confederacy b.formalized corporations c.clientele groups d.government corporations |
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Interdependency has also encouraged (marble cake) national, state, and local policy makers to work together to sove policy problems. a.whistle-blowing b. coopertative federalism c.hieratchical authority d.government corporations |
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embodies the idea the american federalism can be strengthened the passing down of authority from the national government to states and localites. a.job specialization b.policy implementation c.devolution d.sunset law |
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doctrine known as was based on the the a precise separation of nationaland state authority was both power possible and desirable. a.dual federalism b.spoils system c.neutral competence d.hierarchical authority |
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The seventeen powers granted to the national government under article I, section 8 of the constitution. a. enumertated (expressed) powers b.clientele groups c.cabinet (expressed) departments d. job specialization |
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the philadelphia convention therefore devised a system of government the came to be know as . (ultimate governing authority, between a national government and regional) a.federalism b.spoils system c.patronage system |
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refers to the expenditure of federal funds on programs run in part through state and local governments. a.presidential approval ratings b.stewardship theory c.fiscal federalism d. whig theory |
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(cash payments) to states and localities, which then adminisster the programs. a.grants-in-aid b.presidential approval ratings c.stewardship theory d.honeymoon period |
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The framers of the constitution worried that a narrow definition of national authority could result in a government incapable of adapting to change. a.implied powers b.open party caucuses c.momentum d.cabinet |
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Concerned that the enumerated powers by them-selves would be too restrictive of national authority, the framers added the or , as it later came to be know the Article section 8 congress the power . a. necessary and proper'' clause b.formalized rules c.presidential commissions d.spoils system |
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the states' powers under the U.S. constitution are thus called . a.regulatory agencies b. reserved powers c.sunset law |
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The ultimate authority to govern within a certain geographical area. a.sovereighty b.patronage system c.hierarchical authority d.demographi representativess |
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Article VI of the constitution grants this dominance in the so called which that the law of th United States (government acting). a.regulatory agencies b.supremacy clause c.job specialization d.government corporations. |
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the which sovereignty is vested solely in the national government. a.externalities b.fiscal policy c.graduated personal income tax d. unitary system |
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