Ch 4 Review ~ Federalism

powers directly stated in the Constitution

• expressed powers

• reserved powers

• implied powers

• concurrent powers

includes expressed, implied, and inherent powers

• reserved powers

• concurrent powers

• delegated powers

• implied powers

based on necessary and proper clause

• expressed power

• reserved powers

• concurrent powers

• implied powers

state powers

• expressed powers

• reserved powers

• concurrent powers

• delegated powers

powers both the national and state governments have

• delegated powers

• reserve powers

• implied powers

• concurrent powers

this makes the acts and treaties of the United States superior to those of the states.

• elastic clause

• necessary and proper clause

• supremacy clause

• concurrent powers

This power is denied to the national government by the Constitution

• tax exports

• protect states from invasion

• coin money

• make treaties

This is a constitutional obligation of the national government to the states

• collect taxes

• pay for national elections

• form new states from existing states

• protect states from invasion

to return a criminal or a fugitive

• public acts

• extradite

• interstate compacts

• warrants

recognition of other states' laws

• interstate compacts

• full faith and credit clause

• privileges and immunities clause

• public acts