Chapter 4 Exam

. Immigration enforcement is a _______ responsibility.

. Some states grant local governments broad powers, known as

. "Laboratories of democracy" refer to the

. Federalism's advantages include all of the following except

. Critics of federalism fear that competition between states and localities leads to

. Article 1, Section 8, lists nineteen powers of the national government, including all of the following except

. Where are the delegated powers found?

. An example of a concurrent power is

. The full faith and credit clause is found in Article

. An unfunded mandate is an obligation imposed on

. Transfer of authority from national to state level is known as

. McCulloch v. Maryland, decided in 1819,

. Which case favored national government?

. National sentiment came from which source?

. The strength of central governments is measured by all of the following except

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