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Identify an example of how informal rules based on tradition play a part in American federalism.

A.

The First Amendment to the Constitution protects the freedoms of speech and religion, which are deeply held values that go all the way back to the Enlightenment in the 1600s.

B.

The Second Amendment to the Constitution cites the need for a well-regulated militia, an American tradition that goes back to early colonial times.

C.

All states have laws that require children to receive free education because Americans strongly believe in the value of education and the benefits of an educated population.

D.

Local governments are responsible for primary and secondary education because schools have mostly been run directly by the most local governing bodies in America.

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C

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Informal rules based on tradition have led to D.  Local governments are responsible for primary and secondary education because schools have mostly been run directly by the most local governing bodies in America.

Historically speaking, local governing bodies were the ones that introduced schooling for their constituents in one form or the other dating back to the 19th century.

When the U.S. gained independence and switched to a federal system, the local governments were informally left with the power and responsibility to educate their constituents.

In conclusion, this is why government primary and secondary schools are run at a local government level.

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