Federalism Flashcards
Governments that have the power to approve an amendment
National and State
Government that can put tariffs on products
National
Governments that has the power to raise armies
All governments
Governments that can create environmental policies
All governments
Government that collects property taxes
Local
Government that approves zoning projects
Local
Government that regulates interstate trade
National
Government that approves or denies business licenses
State
Government that creates currency (money)
National
Government that approve licenses for teachers, electricians, doctors, lawyers, nurses, etc.
State
Government that can create welfare programs
All governments
Government that can create courts
All governments
Government that can regulate marriage licenses
State
Government that regulates power plants
National
Government that has to power to admit new states to the U.S.
National
Government that issues gun licenses
State
Government that can regulate health care
State
Law declaring a person or group guilty and inflicts punishment without a trial
Bill of Attainder
Specifically granted to the federal government by the consitution; Articles 1,2, and 3
Delegated powers/enumerated powers
Not specifically stated in the constitution but are interpreted to be there; Article 1, section 8, clause 18
Implied powers
Specifically granted to the federal government by the constitution
Delegated powers/enumerated powers
Not specifically stated in the constitution but are interpreted to be there
Implied powers
Powers denied to all the branches of government
Prohibited powers
Law declaring a person or group guilty and inflicts punishment without a trail
Bill of Attainder
Requires officers to bring bring a person in front of a court to say if they are guilty or not guilty
Suspension of Habeas Corpus
All governments around the world have these powers because they are legal governments
Inherent powers
Powers “left to the states”
State powers
