Which of the following correctly analyzes the concept of cooperative federalism?(1 point)
Responses
Cooperative federalism increases the problem-solving power of states by reducing the reserved powers given to state governments by the Constitution.
Cooperative federalism increases the problem-solving power of states by reducing the reserved powers given to state governments by the Constitution.
Cooperative federalism allows state governments to have significant flexibility in how they spend categorical grants from the federal government.
Cooperative federalism allows state governments to have significant flexibility in how they spend categorical grants from the federal government.
Cooperative federalism requires states to have more power in deciding what goals should be pursued by the U.S.
Cooperative federalism requires states to have more power in deciding what goals should be pursued by the U.S.
Cooperative federalism allows the federal government to set national goals and to fund the states to carry out those goals through the use of categorical grants.