Federalism and Government Powers

The division and sharing of power between the national and state government

• Separation of Powers

• Federalism

• Due Process

• none of the above

When it comes to the national and state government, which form of government is supreme

• National

• State

"The powers not delegated to the United States by the

Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are

reserved to the States respectively, or to the people."

• - 10 Amendment

• This quote is a statement of which type of power

• Expressed

• Reserved

• Concurrent

When does tensions exist between the national and state government?

• When steps used in due process are purposefully not fulfilled

• When the governor overrides bills passed by the general assembly

• When the president overrides bills passed by Congress

• When the national government gives the state governments mandates without adequate funding

Conducts foreign policy, regulates commerce, provides defense

• Federal/national

• State

Promotes public health, safety, and welfare

• Federal/National

• State

Powers given to the federal government

• Expressed

• Reserved

• Concurrent

Powers given to the states (10th Amendment)

• Expressed

• Reserved

• Concurrent

Powers shared by both the state and federal government

• Expressed

• Reserved

• Concurrent

"Approves the biennial budget"

• General Assembly

• Congress

• President

• Governor