Federal legislation has sometimes been prompted by_____________________?
Correct answer: D. all of the above
- A. outright opposition by state governments to federal law
- B. a general lack of financial resources and professional expertise at the state level
- C. inefficiency and sluggishness of state administrations
- D. all of the above
Explanation
Federal intervention may be encouraged by state opposition, inadequate state finances or expertise, and ineffective administration. Since each can prompt federal legislation, all of the listed reasons apply.
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