Magruder's American Government Chapter 4: Federalism Review

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The ___________ are those held by the States alone.

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Reserved Powers

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____________________ is the separation of governmental powers between the National Government and the 50 State governments.

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Division of powers

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______________________ are the powers granted in the Constitution only to the National Government.

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Delegated Powers

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The Constitution clearly states all of the _______________ of the National Government.

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Expressed

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_____________________ are powers exercised solely by the Constitution.

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Exclusive Powers

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The Constitution states three obligations of the National Government to the states. What are these three obligations?

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1. "guarantee to every State in this Union a Republican Form of Government."
2. "Protect each of [the States] against Invasion... against domestic violence."
3. Respect the territorial integrity of each of the States.

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A(n) ____________________ directs any area desiring Statehood to prepare a constitution.

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Enabling Act

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____________________ permits a criminal to be returned to the original State where the crime was committed.

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Extradition.

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The power of the National Government to coin money is a(n) _____________________.

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Exclusive Power

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States must honor the legality of one another's civil laws because of the ________________________.

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Full Faith and Credit Clause.

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__________________________ are those that are exercised simultaneously by the National and State governments.

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Concurrent Powers.

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Agreements States enter into with both foreign nations and other States with the consent of Congress are _________________________.

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Interstate Compacts.

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______________________________ provided few restrictions on how federal money could be spent.

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Revenue Sharing

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The three types of powers held by the National Government under the Constitution are ______________, ______________, and ______________

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Expressed, Implied, Inherent.

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In the Case of McCulloch v. Maryland, the Supreme Court based its decision on the _____________________.

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Supremacy Clause.

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Funds given to the States by the National Government with special conditions attached are examples of ___________________.

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Categorical Grants

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__________________________ are powers exercised by the National Government because it is the government of a sovereign state and it is the best level of government to handle these powers.

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Inherent Powers.

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____________________________________ provides that a state cannot take unfair advantage in its laws of the residents of another State.

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Privileges and Immunities Clause.

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States receive grants of federal and under a(n) ___________________________ for the purpose of establishing schools and colleges.

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Grant and Aid Program

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The National Government is one of _______________________ which means it is one of given or granted powers.

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Granted Powers.

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If a new State's constitution has been approved by the citizens of that State and is accepted by Congress, a(n) ________________________ is passed and must be signed by the president before that State becomes part of the union.

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Act of Admission

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___________________________ are agreements among States.

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Interstate Compacts.

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___________________________ were beneficial to the States because it had fewer strings attached as to how the money could be spent.

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Block Grants