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iveyjurea

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In the constant tug of war between national, state, and local governments, the biggest issue is usually
 
  a. the level of autonomy the state and local governments have.
  b. money.
  c. patronage.
  d. who will control educational policy.

Question 2

During times of economic recession, state budgets often need to be reduced. Areas of state spending that seem untouchable and very difficult to cut generally include
 
  a. transportation and health care.
  b. public school education and public safety.
  c. prisons and education.
  d. government administration and social services.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

b



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