Government Chapter 4 Terms Review

Constitutional provisions by which governmental powers are divided on a geographical basis

• division of power

• enabling act

• implied powers

Those " necessary and proper" to carry out the expressed powers

• exclusive powers

• delegated powers

• implied powers

Supreme, absolute power of a state within its own territory

• reserved powers

• federalism

• sovereign

Financial aid granted by the federal government to the states with certain conditions and to be used for certain purposes

• act of admission

• expressed powers

• grants-in-aid programs

Form of government with governmental powers divided between a central government and several regional governments

• concurrent powers

• full faith and credit

• federalism

Those delegated powers of the national government that belong to it because it is the national government of a sovereign state

• concurrent powers

• delegated powers

• inherent powers

A body of people living in a defined territory organized under a government

• extradition

• sovereign

• state

Admitting a US territory into the Union as a state

• enabling act

• full faith and credit

• act of admission

All of those things a government decides to do

• public policies

• exclusive powers

• division of power

Those powers held by the states in the American Federal System

• reserved powers

• expressed powers

• concurrent powers