When the Powers of the States and the National Government

question 64

Multiple Choice

When the powers of the states and the national government are so intertwined that public policies cannot happen unless both act together, it's known as

• A) cooperative federalism.
• B) dual federalism.
• C) horizontal federalism.
• D) revenue sharing federalism.
• E) categorical federalism.

---

Definitions:

Western Imperialism

The policy or practice of extending the power and dominion of Western nations over foreign territories through colonization, military conquest, or economic dominance.

Antiracist Politics

Policies and practices that actively oppose racism and promote racial equity, seeking to undo the influence of systemic racism in society.

Media Portrayals

Representations or depictions of individuals, groups, or stories in various forms of media, which can influence public perceptions and stereotypes.

Minority Groups

Ethnically, racially, or culturally distinct groups that exist within a larger society and may be subject to differential treatment or discrimination.