What Is the Doctrine of Dual Federalism

question 73

Multiple Choice

What is the doctrine of dual federalism?

• A) The function of government is determined by the people.
• B) The federal government has more functions than the state governments.
• C) The state governments have more functions than the federal government.
• D) The state and federal governments have identical functions.
• E) The state and federal governments have separate functions.

Understand the characteristics and structure of a bureaucracy.

Identify the processes involved in creating and organizing cabinet departments within the federal government.

Recognize the role and functions of bureaucrats within governmental organizations.

Analyze the relationship between bureaucracies and the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of government.

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