A) prevents the federal government from collecting income taxes on website revenue.
B) assigns responsibility for Internet regulation to the Internal Revenue Service.
C) prohibits states and localities from taxing Internet access services.
D) bans state governments from charging sales tax for purchases made online.
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A) Progressive Era
B) 1950s
C) 1960s
D) 1980s
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A) It was the federal government's responsibility to alleviate the misery caused by the depression and Congress should finance public works projects to put people back to work.
B) The federal government was directly responsible for causing the Great Depression and should therefore pay reparations to state governments.
C) State governments were directly responsible for causing the Great Depression and should therefore pay reparations to the federal government.
D) The federal government could do little to alleviate the misery caused by the depression and state and local governments should be responsible for responding to the crisis.
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A) unitary; federal
B) federal; unitary
C) totalitarian; federal
D) oligarchic; federal
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A) No state government had ever allowed same-sex couples to be legally married.
B) No state government had ever passed a law prohibiting same-sex couples from being legally married.
C) Thirteen states had passed laws prohibiting same-sex couples from being legally married.
D) Every state but one-Texas-allowed same-sex couples to be legally married.
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A) The framers resolved all debates about federalism at the Philadelphia Convention.
B) In recent decades, Americans have become very distrustful of state governments and supported strict limitations on state and local power.
C) Each generation has provided its own answer to the question of "who should do what" in America's system of federalism.
D) Americans are more amenable to federal power today than in the 1960s.
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A) the New Deal
B) the Great Society
C) New Federalism
D) the New Frontier
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A) the years immediately preceding the Civil War
B) Reconstruction
C) the Great Depression
D) the 1960s
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A) diverse ethnic or language groups.
B) multiparty systems.
C) strong executives.
D) no history of feudalism.
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A) federal government to accept a state's outstanding debt at the time of ratification.
B) states to honor each other's public acts and legal decisions.
C) states, but not the federal government, to run a balanced budget.
D) federal government, but not the states, to run a balanced budget.
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A) encourage private-sector employers to obey unfunded mandates by offering a series of lucrative tax incentives for timely compliance.
B) give state legislatures veto power over any unfunded mandate passed by the federal government.
C) prevent Congress from ever imposing another unfunded mandate on private-sector employers.
D) limit the costs associated with unfunded mandates by ensuring that Congress knows how much it is expecting of state and local governments and the private sector.
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A) 1790
B) 1816
C) 1938
D) 1967
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A) fund urban improvements on a specific city block.
B) give the states considerable discretion in how money from the federal government should be spent.
C) fund capital improvements in schools.
D) impose strict limits on how state governments can spend money from the federal government.
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A) cooperative
B) dual
C) regulated
D) "marble cake"
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A) reduce the power of the federal government.
B) increase the scope of federal regulations.
C) exercise a strong principle of preemption.
D) eliminate the principle of home rule.
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A) State governments have no constitutional authority to legalize medicinal marijuana.
B) State governments that have legalized medicinal marijuana can prohibit federal law enforcement officials from arresting state residents who use or sell medicinal marijuana.
C) State governments can legalize medicinal marijuana, but they must pay a tax penalty to the federal government.
D) The federal government has the power to regulate use of medicinal marijuana under the commerce clause.
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A) Implied
B) Reserved
C) Expressed
D) Concurrent
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A) employ more scientists and medical researchers than the federal government.
B) allow governments to experiment with many different approaches in order to find the policies that best meet the needs of their citizens.
C) invest more money in basic scientific research than the private sector and federal government combined.
D) are given the constitutional responsibility of regulating the health care industry.
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