McCulloch v. Maryland and Gibbons v. Ogden both
a. limited the powers of the federal government, while expanding the powers of the states.
b. reserved some powers of the federal government, yet expanded all powers of the states.
c. restricted both the powers of the federal government and powers of the states
d. expanded the powers of the federal government, yet reserved some powers of the states.
d
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When a major lasting shift occurs in popular coalition supporting one or both parties, it is referred to as a period or time of _________________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Which of the following best describes the lump of labor fallacy?
A. Wages and employment in Miami remained stable despite an influx of 45,000 Cuban migrants in the 1980s. B. A large share of Latino migrants in the United States do jobs that Americans are generally unwilling to do. C. Restricting the working hours of migrant workers will allow unworked hours to accrue to unemployed workers. D. The prevention of migration deprives the global economy from massive growth potential.