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Trends in Federalism/Grant System. Odds and Ends: *Police powers: Right to create and enforce laws that promote health, safety, and morals.

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1 Trends in Federalism/Grant System

2 Odds and Ends: *Police powers: Right to create and enforce laws that promote health, safety, and morals.

3 Odds and Ends: *Police powers: Right to create and enforce laws that promote health, safety, and morals. *Constitution guarantees a republican form of government at the state level, but many states have elements of direct democracy:

4 Odds and Ends: *Police powers: Right to create and enforce laws that promote health, safety, and morals. *Constitution guarantees a republican form of government at the state level, but many states have elements of direct democracy: Referendum

5 Odds and Ends: *Police powers: Right to create and enforce laws that promote health, safety, and morals. *Constitution guarantees a republican form of government at the state level, but many states have elements of direct democracy: Referendum Initiative

6 Odds and Ends: *Police powers: Right to create and enforce laws that promote health, safety, and morals. *Constitution guarantees a republican form of government at the state level, but many states have elements of direct democracy: Referendum Initiative Recall

7 Trends in Federalism: Dual federalism: Separate and independent role for the state and national government. Cooperative federalism: State and national levels working together.

8 *The big trend has been a move from dual federalism to cooperative federalism:

9 Started with the 14th amendment

10 *The big trend has been a move from dual federalism to cooperative federalism: Started with the 14th amendment Progressive Era (early 1900s)

11 *The big trend has been a move from dual federalism to cooperative federalism: Started with the 14th amendment Progressive Era (early 1900s) New Deal (1930s)

12 Grant System (Fiscal Federalism): Fiscal Federalism: Federal money granted to the states. Types of grants: 1. Categorical- A. Project-

13 Grant System (Fiscal Federalism): Fiscal Federalism: Federal money granted to the states. Types of grants: 1. Categorical- A. Project- B. Formula-

14 Grant System (Fiscal Federalism): Fiscal Federalism: Federal money granted to the states. Types of grants: 1. Categorical- A. Project- B. Formula- 2. Block grants-

15 Trends in grants: 1. Federal money has increased

16 Trends in grants: 1. Federal money has increased 2. Increasing "conditions of aid" and mandates

17 Trends in grants: 1. Federal money has increased 2. Increasing "conditions of aid" and mandates 3. Shift from categorical grants to block grants


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