Federalism

A government where power is divided between central AND regional authorities

A government where power is held ONLY by a central authority

A government where power is held ONLY by regional governments

A government where power is divided among all citizens

Separation of powers between executive, legislative, and judicial branches

Separation of powers between federal and state governments

Separation of powers between federal and local governments

Separation of powers between JUST the legislative and judicial branches

Powers granted to the federal government by the Constitution

Powers granted to state governments by the Constitution

Powers shared by the federal and state governments

Powers held by the people

Powers listed in the Constitution

Implied powers not explicitly stated in the Constitution

Inherent powers of the federal government

Inherent powers of state governments

Powers listed in the Constitution

Powers not explicitly stated in the Constitution

Powers inherent to the federal government

Powers inherent to state governments

Powers not explicitly listed in the Constitution but necessary and proper

Powers explicitly listed in the Constitution

Powers granted to the states

Powers granted to the President only

Powers for the President

Powers not delegated to the federal government or prohibited to the states

Powers for the Supreme Court

Powers for the Congress

Only the federal government has

Only the state government has

Both the federal and state government share

Neither the federal nor state government has

Powers that are shared by state and federal government

Powers that are exclusive to the federal government

Powers that are exclusive to the state government

Powers that are not exercised by any government level

The President is supreme

The Supreme Court is highest court in the land

Federal laws, treaties, and constitution override state laws

Congress has supreme power