- National government imposes its will on the states.
- Idaho argued that they should be able to decide on the return of wolves, not the national government.
- States usually had the power to catch drunk drivers.
- National government threatens the states by taken away funding if they do not accept national policy.
- Devolution is when states take more power.
- Poverty was growing even with welfare.
- States are in charge of welfare policies.
- Poor states can't help the people in poverty.
- Mississippi covers less then 1/3 of children on poverty.
- State governments provide most of everyday public services.
Questions:
- Should the National government be responsible for taking care of the wolves?
- Why would the states go against national regulations?
- Do national regulations really help?
- Should states be pressured into a decision by the national government?
- Should the national government be allowed to use carrot or stick methods?
- Do you think the states should have more powers?
- Do you think devolution happens a lot?
- Should the National government in your opinion pass more regulations on issues that the states are usually in charge of?
- Does the federalist system work effectively today?
- Do you think the national government should give more powers to the states?
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