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| federal grant to a atate governement that imposes minimal restrictions on the use of funds |
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| federal grant to state government that imposes programic restrictions on the use of funds |
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| constitutional provisons that gives congress power to regulate commerce "aiming the states" |
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| theory that all levels of government can work together to solve common problems |
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| return of government responsibilities to state and localities |
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| theory of federalism by which both national government and state have final authority over there own policy domains |
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| nessasary and proper clause |
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| division of sovernty between at least two different levels of government |
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| power of most govenors to reject specific componentsf legislation rather then entire bills |
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| decision od 1819 in which the supreme court declared unconstitutional the states power to tax a federal government entity |
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| a doctorine that gives states the authority to declare acts of congress unconstitutional |
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| the redrawing of state legislative and congressional districts that occurs after each decinnial cenusus |
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| legal doctrine protecting states from lawsuits filed under national legislation |
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| constitutional provisions that gives congress the power to collect taxes to provide for the general welfare |
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| federal regulations that impose burdens on state and local governments with out appropriating enough money to cover costs |
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