'Categorical grants' presentation slideshows

Federalism

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Federalism Chapter 4

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FEDERALISM

FEDERALISM. The Structure of Our Government. FEDERALISM. Definition- A political system in which two or more governments have sovereignty (authority) over the same area and people. This government form is established in the US Constitution.

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Urban Politics

Urban Politics. Federal Urban Policy IV. Overview. Recap Tools of Federal Urban Policy Early Efforts (New Deal to Great Society) Contemporary Efforts. Recap. While we have HUD, numerous federal agencies have potential to impact urban government

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Federalism

Federalism. Defining Federalism. What is Federalism? Definition: A way of organizing a nation so that two or more levels of government have formal authority over the land and people. Intergovernmental Relations-

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Federalism and Public Policy

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Crawford County School System Budget Discussions

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Trends in Federalism/Grant System

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

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Federal v. Unitary Structure What is a unitary structure?

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Checks on Other Branches

Checks on Other Branches. In many states the legislature must approve officials and judges appointed by the governor . They also examine how well executive agencies- departments, committees, boards, and offices of the executive branch are doing their jobs.

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Team 6 Overview

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Types of Grants and Mandates

Types of Grants and Mandates. General Info. Grants reflect federalism by showing relationship between federal and state governments You should be able to name the types of grants, explain them and give examples. Grants in Aid.

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Intergovernmental Relations

Intergovernmental Relations. Definitions A. Old style federalism (dual) B. New style federalism (cooperative). Intergovernmental relations. C. Creative federalism: joint planning and decisionmaking (LBJ). Focus on Great Society programs

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Intergovernmental Relations

Intergovernmental Relations. Definitions A. Old style federalism (dual) B. New style federalism (cooperative). Intergovernmental relations. C. Creative federalism: joint planning and decisionmaking (LBJ). Focus on Great Society programs

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Intergovernmental Relations

Intergovernmental Relations. Definitions A. Old style federalism (dual) B. New style federalism (cooperative). Intergovernmental relations. C. Creative federalism: joint planning and decisionmaking (LBJ). Focus on Great Society programs

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Sample Essay

Sample Essay. In an essay, explain how you think a court would settle the conflict below by answer the following questions. What two types of laws are in conflict? How would the Supremacy Clause settle the dispute? What arguments can the Governor use to defend his order?

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Federalism

Federalism. Fiscal Federalism. Fiscal Federalism Vocabulary. Fiscal Federalism refers to the pattern of spending, taxing and providing grants in the federal system. In 2010, state and local governments are set to receive $480 billion in federal grants. Categorical grants - specific purpose

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A Little Help from Uncle Sam : )

A Little Help from Uncle Sam : ). Grant-in-aid system. First took the form of land grants to state governments and the railroads Land Ordinance of 1785 Land grant colleges (Penn State!) Canals, railroads Tip toe around the Constitution 20 th century more cash available

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