Responses
The federal government controls all state policy formation.
The federal government controls all state policy formation.
The federal government gives states federal funds to pay for some of the policies that states make.
The federal government gives states federal funds to pay for some of the policies that states make.
The federal government must give the final vote on all state policies.
The federal government must give the final vote on all state policies.
The federal government does not play any role in state policy-making.
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The correct response is:
The federal government gives states federal funds to pay for some of the policies that states make.
This reflects the role of the federal government in influencing state policy through funding, grants, and guidelines while still allowing states to maintain control over their own policy decisions.
