Outcome 2: Federalism

Federalism is the division of power between

• The Legislative, Executive Branch and Judicial Branch

• The Federal & National Government

• The Federal & State Government

• The States Governments

All of the following are pros of federalism except

• Prevents against abuse of power

• Encourages cooperation between federal and state governments

• Gives individual states more decision making power

• Creates uncertainty about certain laws

These powers are natural for any sovereign nation in the world

• Implied

• Expressed

• Inherent

• Reserved

• Concurrent

These powers are explicitly written in the constitution

• Implied

• Expressed

• Inherent

• Concurrent

• Reserved

These powers are assumed from what is written in the consitution.

• Implied

• Expressed

• Inherent

• Concurrent

• Reserved

These powers are NOT given to the Federal government.

• Implied

• Inherent

• Expressed

• Concurrent

• Reserved

These powers are exercised by both the federal and state governments.

• Implied

• Explicit

• Inherent

• Concurrent

• Reserved

Federal and Constitutional law take precedent over state and local laws.

• Full faith and credit clause

• Supremacy clause

• Privileges' and immunities clause

• Necessary and Proper Clause

Your IL license is valid in TN because of the...

• Full faith and credit clause

• Supremacy clause

• Privileges and immunities clause

• Necessary and Proper Clause

If a citizen commits a crime in one state and flees to another the ______ can request that the criminal is returned to the original state in a process called ______.

• State legislature, Extradition

• State legislature, Interstate compact

• Governor, Extradition

• Governor, Interstate compact