nation supremacy vs. state rights developed after 13 colonies became states conflict of authority difficult building a supported policy promotes regionalism states become selfish gap between rich and poor opportunities differ different laws through state lines confusion: who is responsible for what? each state is unique divided btw central and several local gov. uneven wealth distribution some states have less support focus: regions progress disputes over power duplication of services unnecessary competition inequality welfare problems overlapping of work states pulling in different directions other states are treated differently different penalties nation supremacy vs. state rights developed after 13 colonies became states conflict of authority difficult building a supported policy promotes regionalism states become selfish gap between rich and poor opportunities differ different laws through state lines confusion: who is responsible for what? each state is unique divided btw central and several local gov. uneven wealth distribution some states have less support focus: regions progress disputes over power duplication of services unnecessary competition inequality welfare problems overlapping of work states pulling in different directions other states are treated differently different penalties
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nation supremacy vs. state rights
developed after 13 colonies became states
conflict of authority
difficult building a supported policy
promotes regionalism
states become selfish
gap between rich and poor
opportunities differ
different laws through state lines
confusion: who is responsible for what?
each state is unique
divided btw central and several local gov.
uneven wealth distribution
some states have less support
focus: regions progress
disputes over power
duplication of services
unnecessary competition
inequality
welfare problems
overlapping of work
states pulling in different directions
other states are treated differently
different penalties