Describe the character of federal-state relations today. How much influence does the federal government wield over the states? What tools can it use to coerce state compliance with federal measures? What means do states have to resist federal initiatives?

What is one issue on which Marx agreed with Locke and the classical liberal tradition?

a. Whether capitalism is morally right b. Whether owning a factory is real work c. Whether labor adds value to raw materials d. Whether employers generally exploit their employees

The Virginia Plan envisioned

a. a single-house national legislature based on the population of each state. b. state representation in a unicameral legislature based on equal representation. c. a single house in which all states would be represented equally. d. a strong central government composed of legislative, executive, and judicial branches. e. a weak national government with a unicameral legislative branch and no power to tax.