The Relationship Between the State and National Governments During Cooperative

question 69

Multiple Choice

The relationship between the state and national governments during cooperative federalism in the mid-twentieth century is best described as:

• A) "Distant and cold"
• B) "Reforming and evolving"
• C) "Cynical and mistrustful"
• D) "Allies not enemies"

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Definitions:

Mass Incarceration

The substantial increase in the number of individuals imprisoned in the United States, starting in the last quarter of the 20th century.

Policies

Deliberate plans of action, guidelines, or principles designed to influence and determine decisions, actions, and other matters.

Supermax Prison

A high-security prison designed to house and manage the most dangerous inmates with very restrictive conditions.

Nickname

An informal, often descriptive name given to a person or thing instead of or in addition to their formal name, usually reflecting some characteristic or attribute.