National & State Powers

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Powers that are delegated (assigned) to the National Government, also called expressed powers.

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Enumerated Powers

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These powers come from the Necessary & Proper Clause (makes laws that are necessary to carry out enumerated powers).

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Implied Powers

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Powers that BOTH the national and state governments have and carry out! (Hint: Shared Powers)

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Concurrent Powers

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Powers not granted to the National government but not denied to the states. (AKA State Powers)

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Reserved Powers

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The reserved powers belong to the

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States.

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Clearly denied to the National Government and include the reserved powers of that are not denied to the States.

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Denied Powers

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Which of the following is a power held exclusively by the national government? Options: establishing post offices, education

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establishing post offices

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True or False: State governments are allowed to have the power to control schools and marriages.

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True

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The division of power between a central government and state governments is called

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federalism

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Who has the power to declare war?

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Federal (National)