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some means-tested, noncontributory programs are run by the federal government and have uniform eligibility criteria and benefits nationwide. others are state-run (or run by the federal government and states) with states determining the eligibility criteria and benefits. identify which programs are uniform across the states and which vary according to the state.

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Since 2001, education policy has become increasingly dominated by the federal government.

What does the federal government consist of?

There are three distinct branches of the federal government:legislative, executive, and judicial, whose respective powers are vested in Congress, the President, and the Federal courts by the U.S. Constitution.

What does a federal government look like?

Power is divided between a national (federal) and state (local) government in the constitution-based federal system of the United States.

If a government is federal, what does that mean?

The term "federal" refers to the fact that there is a federal government in addition to those of the 50 states.A form of government known as a "republic" is one in which the people hold power but elect representatives to exercise it.

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