Which statement about federalism is accurate? it applies to specific state legislatures. it divides power between state and national governments. it is made up of implied and expressed powers. it states that powers should be directly given to congress.

The accurate statement about federalism is the second: It divides power between state and national governments. A federation (from the Latin foederatio, which can be translated as "alliance") is, essentially, an union or covenant between members that have agreed to form it. It occurs, for instance, when a group of states agree to establish a stable union and to base their relationship on the principles of unity, autonomy, hierarchy, and participation. Federalism, as a political doctrine and a philosophy, does not advocate the concentration of power in a central governmental authority, but the distribution of power between that central authority (the national government, as in the statement) and the authorities of the states or provinces (the state governments).      

It divides power between state and national governments.

because money talks, money is power. by limiting a person income potential, you limit their overall potential.

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