Question

choose the best answers.
2.01) ____ \marble cake federalism\ is __.
a. dual federalism c. creative federalism
b. cooperative federalism d. new federalism
2.02) ______ each level of government acts independently of the other levels of government,
and power is fixed and unchangeable.
a. dual federalism c. creative federalism
b. cooperative federalism d. new federalism
2.03) ____ \layered cake federalism\ is __.
a. dual federalism c. creative federalism
b. cooperative federalism d. new federalism
2.04) ____ the great depression influenced __, causing the national government to
extend its power in order to grant more aid to states.
a. dual federalism c. creative federalism
b. cooperative federalism d. new federalism
2.05) ______ there was a strong emphasis on grants - in - aid for state governments, and
johnsons great society exemplified this type of federalism.
a. dual federalism c. creative federalism
b. cooperative federalism d. new federalism
2.06) ____ __ is also referred to as \picket fence federalism\ and was part of president
lyndon johnsons great society.
a. dual federalism c. creative federalism
b. cooperative federalism d. new federalism
2.07) ______ referred to as \on your own federalism,\ this type of federalism shifted the
balance of power to the states to make them more self - reliant in the 1980s.
a. dual federalism c. creative federalism
b. cooperative federalism d. new federalism
2.08) ____ __ powers are those specific powers listed in the constitution that are divided
between the states and the national government.
a. reserved c. enumerated
b. royal d. sovereign

Explanation:

2.01) "Marble cake federalism" describes interwoven government powers, matching cooperative federalism.
2.02) Dual federalism has separate, fixed independent government levels.
2.03) "Layered cake federalism" is the metaphor for dual federalism's separate spheres.
2.04) The Great Depression led to cooperative federalism, with national government expanding aid to states.
2.05) Johnson's Great Society relied on grants-in-aid, a key feature of creative federalism.
2.06) "Picket fence federalism" is another term for creative federalism, tied to the Great Society.
2.07) "On your own federalism" shifted power to states in the 1980s, which is new federalism.
2.08) Enumerated powers are the specific powers listed in the Constitution split between national and state governments.

Answer:

2.01) B. cooperative federalism
2.02) A. dual federalism
2.03) A. dual federalism
2.04) B. cooperative federalism
2.05) C. creative federalism
2.06) C. Creative federalism
2.07) D. new federalism
2.08) C. Enumerated