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| The best parts of Unitary and Confederate systems. |
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| Central government has powers AND states have powers. They are separate but equal. |
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| Central government helps states get needed programs to the people. |
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| Federal government gives grant to states with flexibility. Ambiguous spending instruction. |
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| More strings attached than Block. Specific instructions, i.e. make schools handicap accessible. More accountability. |
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| State submits grant proposal to federal government for infrastructure, etc. |
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| State raises money, federal government matches that amount. |
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| i.e. stimulus package. Sharing of tax money. Federal taxes go back to states, communities. |
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| States less dependent on federal government. |
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| Freedoms of behavior, i.e. speech, press, religion. |
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| Discrimination by age, sex, race, physical disability, or religion. |
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| Supreme court selects parts of bill of rights to be incorporated into states. "Nationalizing the Bill of Rights" |
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| Decides whether to indict on federal crimes. |
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| Blocking publication of a document before it gets published. Censorship. |
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| WRITTEN defamation of character. |
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| SPOKEN defamation of character. |
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| Must be proven to win a court case (intent to harm) |
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| Laws legislating morality, originated with puritans. |
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| Outlaws public discrimination. |
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| Banned the literacy test for voting. (Poll tax eradicated by 24th Amendment) |
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