STATE POWERS

What does the word delegated mean?

• assigned
• given
• assigned and/or given

What does the word reserved mean?

• assigned
• set aside for

Under the Constitution, if a power isn't specifically given to the federal government, it's a power set aside for states-unless the Constitution says it's something states aren't allowed to do? What does this represent? 

• The balance between delegated and reserved powers
• the difference between delegated and reserved powers

True or False?
States can share a power the Constitution gives only to the federal government, as long as sharing a power wouldn't cause a conflict.

• False
• True

True or False?
Laws at a higher level of government are not always superior to laws at a lower level if they conflict with each other.

• True
• False

What is the division of power between a central government and state governments?

• State Government
• Federal Government
• Federalism
• Patriotism

What is any power not given to the Federal government that the states or people keep for themselves?

• Federalism
• Reserved Powers
• Concurrent Powers

Powers that both the states and the federal government share are called what?

• Federal Powers
• Reserved Powers
• Concurrent Powers

The fact the federal laws are superior to state laws is called what?

• The Supremacy Clause
• A Supreme Pizza
• Federal Clause

Powers that are written in the constitution are called what?

• Imagined Powers
• Expressed Powers