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AP US Government
Unit 1 – Foundations of American Democracy
Topic 1.9
How does the concept of "dual federalism" compare to the structure of the European Union's shared sovereignty among member states?
Both involve separate levels of government retaining key powers, but dual federalism separates state and national power while EU shares sovereignty.
They're identical; both systems divide power equally between a central government and regional entities.
Both allocate all powers to a central authority with limited autonomy granted to states or nations.
Dual federalism completely separates state and national power, while in the EU, member states have no sovereignty.
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