Question

3.2 explain how the relationship between the federal and state governments has evolved over time. place the labels on top of the columns that list the duties of national, state, and local governments during the dual federalism era. state government policies national government policies local government policies table 3.1 | governmental functions in the traditional federal system, 1789–1937 internal improvements subsidies tariffs public land disposal patents currency property, estate, and inheritance laws commerce and banking laws corporate, occupations and professions, and insurance laws family, morality, public health, and education laws penal and criminal laws eminent domain, construction, land use, water, and mineral laws local government, election, and civil service laws adaptation of state laws to local conditions public works contracts for public works licensing of public accommodation zoning and other land - use regulation basic public services

Explanation:

During the dual - federalism era (1789 - 1937), the national government was mainly responsible for areas like tariffs, patents, currency, and internal improvements. State governments dealt with property, estate, inheritance laws, family, morality, public health and education laws, etc. Local governments focused on adapting state laws to local conditions, public works, licensing of public accommodation, zoning, and basic public services. So, national government policies: Internal improvements, Subsidies, Tariffs, Public land disposal, Patents, Currency. State government policies: Property, estate, and inheritance laws, Commerce and banking laws, Corporate, occupations and professions, and insurance laws, Family, morality, public health, and education laws, Penal and criminal laws, Eminent domain, construction, land use, water, and mineral laws. Local government policies: Adaptation of state laws to local conditions, Public works, Contracts for public works, Licensing of public accommodation, Zoning and other land - use regulation, Basic public services.

Answer:

National government policies: Internal improvements, Subsidies, Tariffs, Public land disposal, Patents, Currency
State government policies: Property, estate, and inheritance laws, Commerce and banking laws, Corporate, occupations and professions, and insurance laws, Family, morality, public health, and education laws, Penal and criminal laws, Eminent domain, construction, land use, water, and mineral laws
Local government policies: Adaptation of state laws to local conditions, Public works, Contracts for public works, Licensing of public accommodation, Zoning and other land - use regulation, Basic public services