5 Written Questions

1. determines the number or representatives each state is entitled to
2. voters must be registered with their party affiliation indicated in order to vote
3. increase the direct power of the electorate while decreasing the powers of elected officals
4. devolution deregulation and increase difficulty of state to fulfill their new mandates
5. local governments can only exercise powers that are expressly granted to them by the state

5 Matching Questions

1. National Voter Registration Act
2. Redistricting
3. cooperative federalism
4. Federalism
5. Moralistic

1. a government seen as means to achieve
2. b redrawing of the congressional and state legislative district lines based on census, most controversial in divided governments
3. c national and state governments share functions and collaborate on major national priorities
4. d ability to register to vote when people apply for licences
5. e system of shared powers between levels of government

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. establish operating procedures for local governments
   1. Municipal charters
   2. Moralistic
   3. individualistic
   4. dual federalism
2. government means to individuals goals
   1. Moralistic
   2. individualistic
   3. Federalism
   4. traditionalist
3. characterized by overloaded cooperation and crosscutting regulations
   1. dual federalism
   2. creative federalism
   3. new federalism
   4. cooperative federalism
4. vote in the primaries of both parties on a single primary ballot
   1. new federalism
   2. blanket primary
   3. closed primary
   4. dillons rule
5. politics and culture dominate by elites
   1. individualistic
   2. traditionalist
   3. Federalism
   4. Moralistic

5 True/False Questions

1. ad hoc federalism → clearly enumerate powers between the national and state governments and sovereignty in equal spheres

   True        False

2. dual federalism → clearly enumerate powers between the national and state governments and sovereignty in equal spheres

   True        False

3. Sociodemographics → populations that vary in age size and ethnicity

   True        False

4. The Comparative Approach → national and state governments share functions and collaborate on major national priorities

   True        False

5. legislative proposals → the most common way to formally amend state constitutions

   True        False