A vision of American federalism in which the states and the national government work together to shape policy is called

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Cooperative federalism is a vision of American federalism in which the states and the national government work together to shape policy. In this system, the national government provides funding and resources to the states to help implement and administer policies. The states, in turn, have some autonomy in how they implement the policies but must adhere to certain federal guidelines and regulations. This type of federalism is often seen as more collaborative and flexible than dual federalism (A) or coercive federalism (D), where the national government exerts greater control over the states, or unitary federalism (B), where power is concentrated in the central government rather than being shared with the states.

A Vision of American Federalism in Which the States and the National