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What does the concept of states being 'laboratories of democracy' primarily involve?

States proposing new ideas based on scientific research

States testing new laws for the benefit of the federal government

State governments experimenting with laws that may influence federal policies (correct)

The federal government imposing its policies on states

Which of the following does NOT accurately reflect the idea behind states as 'laboratories of democracy'?

States can implement novel policies independently.

States develop policies that can influence national legislation.

States conduct scientific research to guide federal policy. (correct)

Successful state laws may be adopted by other states.

Which statement best describes how states act within the 'laboratories of democracy' framework?

State governments are required to follow federal guidelines strictly.

Only the federal government can initiate new laws.

States are encouraged to innovate with new laws and policies. (correct)

States are limited to implementing existing federal laws.

How does the national government typically respond to successful state policies in the 'laboratories of democracy' model?

<p>It may adopt or adapt successful policies for broader implementation.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a common misconception about the role of states in the 'laboratories of democracy' idea?

<p>States primarily serve as testing grounds for federal policies.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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