Question

match the kind of federalism with an example of it.

cooperative
dual
regulated

the federal government provides grants to the states to encourage them to use more evidence-based practices in their education curricula.

a limited national government helps build roads and promote infrastructure, but otherwise most responsibilities are left to the states.

the federal government sets a new environmental standard for emissions, and states are required to follow it.

Explanation:

Analyze the definition of cooperative federalism

The federal government uses financial incentives (grants-in-aid) to encourage states to implement specific policies, such as evidence-based education curricula, representing a collaborative relationship.

Analyze the definition of dual federalism

The national government has strictly limited powers (e.g., infrastructure/roads), while most domestic policy responsibilities are left entirely to the states, representing clearly divided jurisdictions ("layer cake").

Analyze the definition of regulated federalism

The federal government imposes national standards and mandates (such as environmental emissions standards) that states are legally required to follow, representing a top-down regulatory relationship.

Answer:

Kind of Federalism	Example
Dual	A limited national government helps build roads and promote infrastructure, but otherwise most responsibilities are left to the states.
Regulated	The federal government sets a new environmental standard for emissions, and states are required to follow it.