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The Federal Government gives the State Governments money for schools BUT the State Governments can run the schools however they choose as long as they don't break any federal laws. What principle of government
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The Federal Government gives the State Governments money for schools BUT the State

Governments can run the schools however they choose as long as they don't break any federal
laws. What principle of government is this?

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It’s more than likely providing public services.
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