Chapter 4 and 24

Question 1

federalism

Answer 1

System of government.

Constitution divides the powers of gov. between central and regional government

Question 2

division of powers

Answer 2

Gov. assigns certain powers to National Gov.

reserves some to states

Question 3

delegated powers (Assigned/ entrusted)

Answer 3

Gov. only has powers granted to it by the constitution

Question 4

3 types of delegated powers

Answer 4

expressed, implied, inherent, powers

Question 5

expressed powers

Answer 5

a delegated power
powers entrusted to National Gov.
Expressly spelled out in the Constitution.

Question 6

examples of delegated powers

Answer 6

the power to coin money, regulate commerce, declare war, establish a post office.

Question 7

Expressed powers(Delegated)

Answer 7

Powers of National Government that are spelled out, expressly in the Constitution.
16th Amendment: gives congress the power to levy an income tax

Question 8

Implied Powers ( Delegated)

Answer 8

powers of the National Government that are suggested by the expressed powers in the Constitution.
( Suggested)
ex: Prohibit racial discrimination in a public setting

Question 9

Inherent Powers (delegated)

Answer 9

Powers the constitution presumed to have given to the National Gov. Because it is the government of a sovereign state within the world of community

Question 10

reserved powers

Answer 10

Powers the Constitution doesn’t grant to the National Government and doesn’t deny the states
EX: establishing public schools
Conduct elections
Establish local governments

Question 11

Exclusive Powers

Answer 11

Powers exercised by the National Gov. alone

Can not be exercised by states

Question 12

Concurrent Powers

Answer 12

Both National Gov. and States Possess and exercise
Make it possible for Federal System to Function
Ex: Establish Courts, Borrow money