Federalism and Missouri Constitution Checkpoint

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The power to coin/print money, is an example of what kind of power?

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Expressed

Front

Who has the power to tax?

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All levels of government

Front

Who has the power to declare war and make alliances?

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Federal 

Front

What are powers that are directly stated in the constitution?

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Expressed Powers

Front

What are powers not specifically granted to the federal government or denied to the states, but belong to the states and the people?

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Reserved Powers

Front

What are powers held jointly by the national and state governments?

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Concurrent Powers

Front

The constitutional power of Congress to make any law that is deemed "necessary and proper" is often called what?

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Elastic Clause

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The Constitution stating itself the "supreme law of the land" in case there is a conflict with state laws is also called what?

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Supremacy Clause

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Powers that are not given to the Federal government are

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reserved powers

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Powers of Congress that are stated in the Constitution

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expressed