The assumption behind the doctrine of __________ is that states can protect their citizens from unconstitutional laws because citizens are simultaneously citizens of states and of the United States.
a. secession
b. dual federalism
c. the compact theory of union
d. interposition
Question 2
One result of new federalism was that __________.
a. states and local governments were forced to rely less on federal money
b. local governments became far less important than in decades past
c. the federal government directed states through conditions attached to money grants
d. Congress assumed greater responsibility for regulating public health and welfare
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