The Doctrine of Dual Federalism Meant

question 8

Multiple Choice

The doctrine of dual federalism meant

• A) an increase in the powers of the national government.
• B) that the states and the federal government should each exercise authority as co-equal sovereign powers.
• C) continued wartime expansion of the North's powers.
• D) allowing the national government to regulate state actions affecting African Americans.
• E) allowing the state and national governments to interfere in each other's areas of influence.

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