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What type of federalism was most common in the United States until 1930?
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new
new
cooperative
cooperative
creative
creative
dual
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Dual federalism — the "layer-cake" model where state and national governments had separate, limited spheres of authority. It prevailed until the New Deal era (around the 1930s), when cooperative federalism became dominant.
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