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REAL ID, a federal mandate that imposes security standards for state driver's licenses, is an example of
 
  A) redistricting.
  B) a block grant.
  C) preemption.
  D) a restraint.
  E) an unfunded mandate.

Question 2

In response to the use of national mandates and restraints that have become so dominant, theorists have developed a new theory known as _____ federalism.
 
  A) federal
  B) competitive
  C) coercive
  D) faction
  E) credit



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Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

C



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