Define federalism in your own words. Provide one example of a federal (or national) responsibility, provide one example of a state responsibility, and provide one example of a shared responsibility between the federal and state governments. Identify and summarize the constitutional amendment in the Bill of Rights that gives power to the states. Provide two examples of laws that vary from state to state. Be prepared to provide specific examples of these differences. [Standard 12/Honors 12]

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21 February, 20:55

Define federalism in your own words. Provide one example of a federal (or national) responsibility, provide one example of a state responsibility, and provide one example of a shared responsibility between the federal and state governments. Identify and summarize the constitutional amendment in the Bill of Rights that gives power to the states. Provide two examples of laws that vary from state to state. Be prepared to provide specific examples of these differences. [Standard 12/Honors 12]

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Robert · Answer 1

I think federalism is a federal principal or system of government

Solomon Crosby · Answer 2

Federalism is a political doctrin of government which conbines a central power and the power of the minor units one by one, all at the same time. In the case of a Country, we are talking of the power of the whole State shared with the power of each providence or region simultaneously. As examples, a state responsability is always national security. A case of shared responsability between federal and state governments might be health or education issues. The constitutional amendment that gives power to the states is the Tenth, because it specifies that the proclamation of certain rights in the Constitution shall not be constructed to deny others retained by the people.

As a example laws that always varie from state to state are all that concern to traffic or the laws about permissions for carrying guns.