Question

required information reading quiz reading assignment: evolution of intergovernmental relations in the u.s. federal system read the evolution of intergovernmental relations in the u.s. federal system section and then answer the following questions. between 1789 and 1932, when the federal government enacted laws that states claimed infringed on their powers. multiple choice state governments often threatened to secede from the union. courts typically found in favor of the states. u.s. presidents worked closely with state governors to reach a compromise. congress imposed federal law through the use of military force.

Explanation:

During the period from 1789 - 1932, when states felt their powers were infringed by federal laws, they often resorted to the threat of secession as a means to assert their rights. Courts did not typically side with states uniformly, presidents did not always work closely with governors to compromise, and Congress did not usually impose federal law via military force in these situations.

Answer:

A. state governments often threatened to secede from the Union