Federalism [noun]

He surely knows everything explained here about constitutional interpretation and federalism.

They have taught about federalism and the separation of powers and the right to vote.

After stating what Simple Repeal and what Federalism respectively meant, he proceeded to contrast their value.

Federalism and solidarity must take the place of tribal rivalry and national isolation.

Pickering's words sped over the country and became the political war cry of Federalism.

The study of federalism, as a system of government, has in recent times become a favorite subject for constitutional writers.

Many Frenchmen were convinced that Federalism would be the really liberal policy for them.

Gambetta saw here only marplots, chaos, federalism, and roughly dismissed their delegates.

We speak of imperial federation; and indeed our modern imperialism is closely allied to federalism.

New England was the mother of the Revolution, and became the stronghold of Federalism.