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    2.12 FEDERALISM Work File: New Deal Great Society New Federalism Devolution Revolution

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    1. The document outlines different periods of federalism in the United States from the New Deal era to the Reagan administration. It discusses major programs and policies from each period as well as whether they promoted more centralized or decentralized governance. 2. Key periods discussed include the New Deal, Great Society programs under Johnson, Nixon's New Federalism, and Reagan's devolution revolution. Major policies and their impact on centralization vs decentralization are outlined for each presidency. 3. The document also provides a brief section outlining the roles and responsibilities of the federal and state governments in disaster preparedness and response. It notes that the federal government should create general policies while states carry them out according to their specific needs.

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    1. The document outlines different periods of federalism in the United States from the New Deal era to the Reagan administration. It discusses major programs and policies from each period as well as whether they promoted more centralized or decentralized governance. 2. Key periods discussed include the New Deal, Great Society programs under Johnson, Nixon's New Federalism, and Reagan's devolution revolution. Major policies and their impact on centralization vs decentralization are outlined for each presidency. 3. The document also provides a brief section outlining the roles and responsibilities of the federal and state governments in disaster preparedness and response. It notes that the federal government should create general policies while states carry them out according to their specific needs.

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    1. The document outlines different periods of federalism in the United States from the New Deal era to the Reagan administration. It discusses major programs and policies from each period as well as whether they promoted more centralized or decentralized governance. 2. Key periods discussed include the New Deal, Great Society programs under Johnson, Nixon's New Federalism, and Reagan's devolution revolution. Major policies and their impact on centralization vs decentralization are outlined for each presidency. 3. The document also provides a brief section outlining the roles and responsibilities of the federal and state governments in disaster preparedness and response. It notes that the federal government should create general policies while states carry them out according to their specific needs.

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    12 FEDERALISM Work File


    New Deal Great Society New Federalism Devolution
    Revolution
    Years 1933-1937
    (FDRs 1
    st
    Term)
    Launched in
    1964
    1969 (officia!)-
    197" (#ater$ate)
    1969-197" (same
    as %e&
    Federaism)'
    19(1
    )resident Fran*in D+
    Roose,et
    L!ndon -+
    .ohnson
    Richard %i/on Richard %i/on'
    Ronad Rea$an
    0am1es of
    )ro$rams
    2Reief3 4 in
    res1onse to
    5reat
    De1ression'
    1ro$rams i*e
    the )u6ic
    #or*s
    7dministration
    &ere created 6!
    the $o,ernment
    to he1 2reie,e3
    the 1art of the
    1o1uation that
    &as 1aced
    most! in de6t
    6! the
    de1ression+
    )ro$rams
    incuded 2Rura
    8ectrification'3
    &hich &as an
    attem1t to
    1ro,ide rura
    areas &ith
    eectricit!+
    -The 9otin$ 7ct
    of 196: fou$ht
    discrimination in
    ,otin$ on a
    nationa e,e+
    Discriminator!
    measures i*e
    iterac! tests
    and 1o ta/es
    &ere
    sus1ended in
    order for
    nationa
    suffra$e+
    -;nitiati,e to end
    1o,ert!'
    8conomic
    <11ortunit! 7ct
    of 1964 created
    or$ani=ations to
    o,ersee
    nation&ide'
    communit!
    6ased
    anti1o,ert!
    1ro$rams+
    -Loca!
    controed
    dese$re$ation>
    schoo
    dese$re$ation
    1oicies &ere
    controed 6!
    state committees
    rather than on the
    federa e,e+
    -The 0tate and
    Loca 7ssistance
    7ct of 197"
    dei,ered ?4
    6iion to states
    and munici1aities
    e,er! !ear+
    -@nfunded
    Aandate Reform
    7ct &as 1ut in
    1ace to 1re,ent
    mandates &ith no
    6ac*in$ from
    6ein$ 1aced on
    states+
    -Federa
    5o,ernment
    &oud coect
    ta/es and oca
    $o,ernments
    &oud hande
    administratin$
    funds and
    s1endin$+
    -Aedicaid and
    #efare &ere
    made 6oc*
    $rants' ao&in$
    the states more
    fe/i6iit! in
    mana$in$ them+
    -<nce a$ain'
    dese$re$ation
    &as oca!
    mana$ed+
    -1B
    th
    7mendment
    8nforcement 7ct
    did e/act! that'
    enforce the ri$hts
    reser,ed to the
    states+
    Decentrai=ation
    <R
    Centrai=ation
    Centrai=ation Centrai=ation Decentrai=ation Decentrai=ation
    7d,anta$es 7%D
    Disad,anta$es of
    such 1ro$rams
    7d+ 5a,e more
    1o&er to
    Federa
    $o,ernment to
    administer
    6usiness and
    interstate
    matters+
    Disad+ 0tates
    7d+ Faciitated
    re$uation 6!
    centra
    $o,ernment+
    Disad+ 0tate
    $o,ernments
    &ere imited and
    ess attention
    &as 1aid to the
    7d+ 7o&ed for
    more s1ecific
    contro of oca
    issues+
    Disad+ Resuted
    in ,ar!in$
    1oicies' some
    eicitin$ ,ioence
    and re6eion+
    7d+ Aore contro
    for states on
    inde1endent
    issues+
    Disad+ Federa
    $o,t ac*ed
    contro+
    2.12 FEDERALISM Work File
    ost 1o&er+ #ar in 9ietnam+
    1. The roe of federa or$ani=ations i*e the Federa 8mer$enc! Aana$ement
    7$enc! (F8A7) in disaster 1re1aredness and res1onse is to create and enforce
    $enera 1recautionar! 1oicies' and states shoud foo& this+
    2. The roe of state $o,ernments in disaster 1re1aredness and res1onse is to
    communicate the 1oicies set 6! the federa $o,ernment and carr! them out
    accordin$ to the indi,idua reDuirements of their s1ecific state+
    3. The federa $o,ernment &as not ,er! effecti,e &ith deain$ &ith hurricane
    Eatrina+ F8A7 funds &ere a,aia6e ho&e,er the! &ere not utii=ed' instead the!
    &ere transferred' indicatin$ that to the federa $o,ernment this &as not a maFor
    issue+ Yet' it &as one of the ar$est natura disasters to e,er occur+ Due to this ;
    fee as if this &as an irres1onsi6iit! and the! did an inefficient Fo6+
    4. Due to the fact that there &as a communication 6rea*do&n in a state such as
    %e& <reans ma*es me 6eie,e that to a certain de$ree the state $o,ernment
    &as ineffecti,e+ %e& <reans is a maFor state' somethin$ i*e this shoud not
    ha,e occurred+

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