OP 4 Federalism Vocabulary/main ideas

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Powers shared by states and the Federal government

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Concurrent

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Power ONLY for the state

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Reserved

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This document is the SUPREM law of the land

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US Constitution

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Division of power: local, state, national

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Federalism

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Examples of what?

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Public policies

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Ordinance:

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A piece of legislation enacted by a city/town authority.

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Elastic Clause: US Constitution provision allowing Congress to enact necessary and proper laws.

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US Constitution Clause granting Congress the power to pass necessary and proper laws.

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Amendment reserving powers to states: "The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states respectively, or to the people."

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X amendment

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According to the _____________ clause, the US constitution is the highest law of the land.

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Supremacy