History, 26.03.2021 05:20 pison3163

American political history can be understood as a perennial battle between state power and national power. It is a struggle that spans from the founding to our current climate. Should more or less power be given to the national government than currently exists? Explain your answer using relevant topics and arguments (for example, debates over same sex marriage, gun control, educational standards, environmental protections, etc.).

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