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Characteristics of US Federalism Reorder

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Drag and drop the boxes into the correct order.

Reorder these examples of how federalism developed both state and federal power in chronological order.

The Department of Homeland Security was created.
The rescinding of the 'Cole Memo' effectively enforcing national marijuana prohibitions.
Federal grants would be taken from 'Sanctuary Cities'.
Legalisation of marijuana for recreational use in Colorado, Arizona and California.
Immigration reform attempts (including DAPA) were struck down by the Supreme Court.
'No Child Left Behind' Act passed, allowing for uniform school testing.
States and local governments should have more flexibility in determining solutions to local problems without unnecessary interference from federal government.
The Supreme Court's effective legislation of same-sex marriage.
PPACA (Obamacare), which expanded health insurance and gave more individual rights.

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Pass Mark

70%