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Federalism

A governmental system that divides the power between the state and national level

Sovereignty

The ultimate authority to govern

Confederacy

A governmental system where sovereignty lies with subnational states

Unitary system

A governmental system where power lies solely with the National government

Enumerated Powers

Powers specifically granted to the national government

Supremacy clause

Article VI of the constitution, which states national law takes precedence over state law

Elastic clause

A clause which states that Congress can make laws that are necessary and proper to carry out its enumerated powers

Implied powers

Powers of the federal government that are invoked using the elastic clause

Reserved powers

The powers granted to the states under the tenth ammendment

Dual federalism

A doctrine in which the separation of the National and state levels of government is possible and desirable