How Does "Layer-Cake" Federalism Differ from "Marble-Cake" Federalism

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Multiple Choice

How does "layer-cake" federalism differ from "marble-cake" federalism?

• A) Layer-cake federalism refers to the system of government during segregation, while marble-cake federalism refers to a system of government after integration.
• B) Layer-cake federalism refers to the dependent relationship between state and federal governments, while marble-cake federalism refers to the independence between the governments.
• C) Layer-cake federalism refers to federalism that favors state authority, while marble-cake federalism refers to federalism that favors the authority of the national government.
• D) Layer-cake federalism refers to the clear distinction in state and federal authority, while marble-cake federalism refers to the intertwined authorities of state and federal governments.

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