Quick Review: Federalism

Federalism is the...

• division of power between federal and state government.

• separation of power into three branches of government.

• way the president of the United States is elected.

Enumerated powers belong to

• the federal(national) government.

• state governments.

• both federal and state governments.

Reserved powers belong to

• the federal(national) government.

• state governments.

• both federal and state governments.

Concurrent powers belong to

• the federal(national) government.

• state governments.

• both federal and state governments.

This states that federal law always overrules state law.

• Necessary and Proper Clause

• Supremacy Clause

This states that federal can pass laws that will help it carry out its expressed powers.

• Necessary and Proper Clause

• Supremacy Clause

________ are powers directly stated in the Constitution.

• Implied powers

• Expressed powers

________ are powers are note directly stated, but suggested.

• Implied powers

• Expressed powers

What is an example of an Enumerated Power that the federal government has?

What is an example of a Reserved Power that the states have?