A mandate increases centralization primarily because "It requires states to make changes, sometimes without federal funds." This means that the federal government can impose requirements on states, compelling them to adhere to specific policies or standards, regardless of whether federal funding is provided to support those changes. This creates a centralized authority where federal mandates dictate state policies, leading to increased centralization of power.
How does a mandate increase centralization?
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It suggests that states match federal funds for grants.
It suggests that states match federal funds for grants.
It requires states to make changes, sometimes without federal funds.
It requires states to make changes, sometimes without federal funds.
It raises enough revenue for common state and federal goals.
It raises enough revenue for common state and federal goals.
It allows cooperation between federal and state agencies.
It allows cooperation between federal and state agencies.
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