government

keeping powers separate

broad issues affecting entire country

foreign policy

interstate issues

immigration

issues with direct impact on citizens daily life

education

public health and welfare

what federalism dies in 1930's during the great depression

State sets minimum graduation requirements and regulates teacher certification

The central gov't becomes more involved in to what traditionally was the domain of states

The national gov't pays and states administer the programs

with more of these programs states become more reliant on money from national government

What federalism we have today

as federal gov't provides more money to state and local gov't the feds gets more influence and control at those levels

federal gov't determines amount of dollars sets conditions and tells states what funds can be used for