GED Social Studies › Federalism and State Governments
A system of government that divides power and legitimacy between more than one political body is called __________.
The transfer of powers from the national government to the state and local governments is known as __________.
The governor of a state is a member of __________.
The Supremacy Clause in the Constitution is important because it __________.
Which of these statements about state constitutions is most accurate?
Although the Civil War was fought over a series of issues, it can reasonably be understood as a conflict over the interpretation of __________.
Nullification can be understood as a rejection of __________.
Marble-cake Federalism (also called "Cooperative Federalism") really emerged into prominence during __________.