In the period of cooperative federalism, Congress generally acknowledged it had no direct constitutional authority to regulate public health, safety, or welfare.

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During the period of cooperative federalism, Congress recognized that its direct constitutional authority did not extend to regulating public health, safety, or welfare, which were considered matters under state jurisdiction, leading to a more collaborative approach between federal and state governments.

In the Period of Cooperative Federalism, Congress Generally Acknowledged It