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Unit 1 – Foundations of American Democracy
Topic 1.9
Why has the principle of dual federalism persisted in the United States government system?
It allows states to maintain autonomy, while also participating in a collective national effort.
It limits the powers of the federal government excessively.
It prevents any involvement of the state governments in national affairs.
It encourages unitary governance, where power is held at a central level.
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