Review 2-Federalism

What is Federalism?

• Federalism is a political idea that promotes absolute power of the federal government.

• Federalism is when states must check with the federal government before they make any laws.

• Federalism is a system of government that divides power between a national and state governments.

• Federalism is a type of economic system.

Under federalism, ___________ law is supreme

• international
• local
• state
• federal

Powers not given to the national government are kept for the states. These powers are called ___________ powers

• implied

• concurrent
• expressed

• reserved
• denied

Powers that national and state governments share are called ______________ powers.

• implied

• concurrent
• expressed

• reserved
• denied

Powers explicitly (clearly) stated in the Constitution that are given to the national government are called ________________ powers

• implied

• concurrent
• expressed

• reserved
• denied

Powers not clearly stated but are considered necessary and proper for the national government to ensure the country's functions are called ________________ powers.

• implied

• concurrent
• expressed

• reserved
• denied

Powers that are not given to any level of government are called __________ powers. 

• implied

• concurrent
• expressed

• reserved
• denied

Who has the power to: maintain an army and navy to defend the country

• National/ Federal

• Both

• State

Who has the power to: establish taxes

• National/ Federal

• Both

• State

Who has the power to: establish public schools

• National/ Federal

• Both

• State