The Great Depression represented a shift away from __________ and toward __________.

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The Great Depression led to a shift away from cooperative federalism, where the national government and state governments work together to solve problems, and toward dual federalism, where the national government and state governments have separate spheres of power and responsibility. This was due in part to the increased need for federal intervention in the economy during the Depression, as well as a Supreme Court that was often reluctant to uphold federal regulations.

The Great Depression Represented a Shift Away from __________ and Toward