What is the difference between dual and cooperative federalism?

Read the Federalism Power Point and notes. Then answer the questions below. Include each number and question in your answer Word document. You can watch the video below as well.Federalism: Crash Course Government and Politics #4 (Links to an external site.)Federalism: Crash Course Government and Politics #4Questions:1. How is power shared between state and central governments in a federal system?2. Why did the founders chose federalism in the United States?3. What powers does the Constitution allocate to the national government?4. What powers does the Constitution allocate to the state governments?5. If a state law violates federal law, which level of government has supremacy? Why?6. What are concurrent powers?7. What is the difference between dual and cooperative federalism? Which type of federalism describes our current system?8. What type of grant gives the federal government more power over the states? Give one example of this type of grant.9. If the federal government is not taking enough action on a certain issue, can states make alliances to address the issue? Give one example of this.10. What is the disaster response process between the levels of government?