A system in which the federal government establishes guidelines for the states and may punish the states for not participating is called

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Coercive federalism involves the federal government setting regulations and standards and potentially penalizing states that do not comply with these guidelines. This approach contrasts with more cooperative or dual federalism, where power is more clearly divided or shared between state and federal governments without such direct pressure or mandates.

A System in Which the Federal Government Establishes Guidelines for the States