The term federalism describes

a. powers granted to the national government by the U. S. Constitution

b. the collection of laws, treaties, and programs governing relationships with other nations

c. a legal division of authority between the national, state, and local governments

d. powers granted to the state governments by the U. S. Constitution

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11 July, 20:13

The term federalism describes

a. powers granted to the national government by the U. S. Constitution

b. the collection of laws, treaties, and programs governing relationships with other nations

c. a legal division of authority between the national, state, and local governments

d. powers granted to the state governments by the U. S. Constitution

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Adrianna Valenzuela · Answer 1

Federalism refers to the fact that there is not a one centralized government but that the power is separated among the central government and the state governments.

The correct answer is: c. a legal division of authority between the national, state, and local governments