What Is the Basic Premise of Federalism

question 11

Multiple Choice

What is the basic premise of federalism?

• A) Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses.
• B) Two or more governments share power and authority over the same land and people.
• C) Supreme political authority remains with the states.
• D) The national government has ultimate sovereignty over a country's land and people.
• E) State and local governments may not exercise powers of their own that are independent of the national government.

Recognize the significance of self-awareness in decision-making.

Understand the dynamics of power plays and games in interpersonal relationships and workplaces.

Develop strategies for improving emotional intelligence.

Identify and manage defensive behaviors effectively.

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