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Power held exclusively by the national government:

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establishing post offices

Front

State governments control schools and marriages.

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True

Front

In the U.S., both federal and California state governments can impose taxes and maintain highways.

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True

Front

The Constitution is the 'supreme Law of the Land,' meaning state laws must align with it.

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True

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Central government of the U.S.

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federal government

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Division of power between central and state governments

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federalism

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Implied powers of Congress derive from the

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Necessary and Proper Clause

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Establishes public schools:

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State

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Government that makes treaties with foreign countries

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Federal

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Power to declare war

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Federal