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- 1. Multiple Choice
Sometimes there is disagreement about whether states or the federal government is responsible for solving a certain problem.
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When different levels of government provide the same service, the delivery of that service may not be as coordinated and efficient as possible.
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Local communities often have the power to decide for themselves the best way to solve their own local problems.
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Having government on the state and federal levels makes it easier for citizens to engage directly with their government.
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States and the federal government sometimes blame each other when problems are not addressed well enough.
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Many states experimenting with different solutions to problems makes it more likely that a good solution will be found.
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Citizens can choose to live in a state whose laws and rules are similar to their own beliefs.
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If a state isn't doing enough to solve a problem, the federal government may NOT have the power to step in and help.
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