Chapter 4 Learning Targets (Federalism)

A form of government where power is shared between a national government and states is

• Unitary

• Federal

• Confederate

• Democracy

Powers given to the national government that are either expressed, implied, or inherent are called

• Delegated Powers

• Reserved Powers

• Concurrent Powers

• Denied Powers

Powers that are for both the national government and the states are called

• Expressed Powers

• Inherent Powers
• Concurrent Powers
• Reserved Powers

Powers that are directly stated in the Constitution are called

• Expressed Powers

• Implied Powers

• Inherent Powers

• Reserved Powers

Powers for the states that are provided for in the 10th amendment to the Constitution are called

• Delegated Powers

• Implied Powers

• Reserved Powers

• Concurrent Powers

Powers given to the national government simply because it is a government are called

• Implied Powers

• Inherent Powers

• Reserved Powers

• Concurrent Powers

The necessary and proper clause is the constitutional basis for the _______ powers.

• expressed

• implied

• inherent

• concurrent

The Supreme Court ruled that Congress had implied powers in the Supreme Court decision of

• Marbury v. Madison

• McCulloch v. Maryland

• Plessy v. Ferguson

• Brown v. Board of Education

A legal document from Michigan is considered a legal document in the other 49 states due to what Constitutional provision?

• Full Faith and Credit

• Privileges and Immunities

• Interstate Compacts

• Extradition

Which provision of the Constitution allows states to work together to solve regional problem?

• Full Faith and Credit

• Privileges and Immunities

• Interstate Compacts

• Extradition