Cooperative federalism was the 2nd model of federalism. Cooperative federalism is a type of government that states and the national government share policy assignments and powers. In the 1930’s the United States moved from dual federalism to cooperative federalism. An example of cooperative federalism is drug enforcement. Cooperative federalism is very important because we need it to help keep us balanced.
Regulated federalism started in the 1960s. Regulated Federalism is a new model of federalism. Regulated Federalism is a type of federalism that congress enforces legislation on all the states. It demands that they meet national