The Significant Variation in Resources at the State Level Is

question 84

Multiple Choice

The significant variation in resources at the state level is an argument in favor of

• A) allowing states more power.
• B) the Supreme Court justices having the final say on federalism.
• C) limiting how much power is given to the states.
• D) competitive federalism.

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