Question

federalism limits government power by: a. forcing the federal government to follow the dual federalism model. b. making sure state and federal governments have to work together. c. giving states the power to reject federal laws they dont like. d. keeping state and federal governments from collecting taxes.

Explanation:

Federalism divides power between state and federal governments. This requires them to work together, which limits the power of either level from becoming overly dominant. Dual - federalism is just one model, not the main way power is limited. States cannot simply reject federal laws. And both state and federal governments have the power to collect taxes.

Answer:

B. making sure state and federal governments have to work together.