Event Effect on Balance of Power Between Local, State, and National Governments 1787: Constitution creates the first federal system The newly drafted Constitution included a system that would share powers between the states and the national government. 1800s: dual federalism / layer cake federalism 1861-1865: Civil War 1933: New Deal / cooperative federalism / marble cake federalism 1964: start of Great Society 1980s and 1990s: new federalism / devolution revolution 2010: progressive federalism

1787: Constitution creates the first federal system the newly drafted Constitution included a system that would share powers between the states and the national government.

Explanation:

One incredible accomplishment of the American founding was the making of a compelling protected structure of political organizations. Two significant parts of the U. S. Constitution federalism and the separation of power partially, the framers' endeavors to isolate administrative power.

Federalism reduced the government powers by limiting the ruling of the state leadership authority and state governments together with these lines controlling the impact of both.