Federalism Flashcards

1
Q

Define Federalism

A

division of power between the national and regional governments

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2
Q

What kind of powers does the NATIONAL government have?

A

delegated

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3
Q

What article is national powers?

A

article 1 section 8

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4
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What kind of powers does the STATE government have?

A

reserved

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5
Q

What amendment is state powers?

A

10th

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6
Q

What is the name of NATIONAL AND STATE powers?

A

concurrent

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7
Q

declare war

A

delegated

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8
Q

coin money

A

delegated

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9
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raise and support the Military

A

delegated

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10
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make treaties

A

delegated

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11
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admit new states

A

delegated

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12
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regulate interstate trade

A

delegated

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13
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post offices

A

delegated

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14
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conduct foreign relations

A

delegated

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15
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establish local governments

A

reserved

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16
Q

state militia

A

reserved

17
Q

conduct elections

A

reserved

18
Q

regulate intra-state trade

A

reserved

19
Q

public schools

A

reserved

20
Q

levy and collect taxes

A

concurrent

21
Q

borrow money

A

concurrent

22
Q

establish courts inferior to the supreme court

A

concurrent

23
Q

provide for the general welfare

A

concurrent

24
Q

provide for the public health, safety, and morals

A

concurrent

25
Q

charter banks

A

concurrent

26
Q

make and enforce the law

A

concurrent

27
Q

McCulloch v. Maryland

A

landmark case confirmed the national governments power over states

28
Q

Expressed/Delegated Powers

A

Powers given to the national government

29
Q

Implied powers

A

Powers not expressly stated. The Necessary and Proper Clause allows it to stretch its power. “elastic clause”

30
Q

Inherent powers

A

Powers the national government has because it is a member of the world community