Through the 20th century and continuing today, the nature of federalism has changed over time with new demands that have tended toward a system where the state and national governments share many responsibilities. This is called what?

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28 December, 13:16

Through the 20th century and continuing today, the nature of federalism has changed over time with new demands that have tended toward a system where the state and national governments share many responsibilities. This is called what?

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Porter Norman · Answer 1

A system in which the state and national governments share many responsibilities is referred to generally as republicanism, but it is also inherent to federalism in and of itself, since this means that many "concurrent" powers exist.