FEDERALISM REVIEW

Powers the government has because it is the government

• Inherent Powers

• Delegated Powers

• Reserved Powers

• Separation of Powers

coin & print money

• delegated (federal only)
• concurrent (shared)
• reserved (state only)

Powers the government has because it is the government

• Inherent Powers

• Delegated Powers

• Reserved Powers

• Separation of Powers

Term that describes the implied powers of the Federal government under the Constitution

• Necessary & Proper

• Constitutional

• Delegated

• Assumed

Powers of the Federal government, not specifically stated, based on "necessary and proper" clause, Elastic Clause

• Implied Powers

• Relegated Powers

• Savage Powers

• Elastic Powers

Powers specifically given to the national government

• Delegated Powers

• Executive Powers

• Legislative Powers

• Inherent Powers

Term that describes how the Constitution is able to "stretch" and adapt to change over time

• Elastic Clause

• Executive Order

• Congressional Censor

• Judicial Review

This says that Federal law is to be followed if there is a conflict between a state law and federal law.

• reserved powers

• Supremacy Clause

• denied powers

Declaring war is an example of a(n)...

• Concurrent power
• Expressed (delegated) power
• Inherent power
• Implied power

Powers left for the states are called ______ powers. (10th amendment)

• Denied 
• Expressed
• Reserved 
• Implied