Federalism
Federalism
Federalism
Federalism
Federalism
100

Which part of the government is allowed to declare war?

Congress 

100

Which government has the power to tax?

Concurrent: Both the national and state governments 

100

What are implied powers?

Powers the government requires to carry out its expressed constitutional power. 
100

What are reserved powers?

Powers that belong strictly to the states.

100
What is Preemption?

The federal governments ability to take over a state function. 

200

Which level of the government manages the military?

National/ Federal government 

200
This event changed American's federalism?

The Great Depression

200

What is one power the national government has? 

You may only name ONE. 

Making money 

Mail

Creating Laws

Declaring War

200

What is the sunset law? 

A law that requires periodical checks of government agencies to see if they are still needed. 

200

Name one reserved or state power 

You may only name ONE

Marriage 

Licenses 

300

What type of federalism did the U.S. use before the Great Depression?

Dual Federalism 

300

What is sunshine law?

A law prohibiting public officials from holding a meeting not open to the public. 

300

What are formula grants based on?

Formulas 

300

How to people apply/receive project grants? 

They must write a proposal. 

300

What is the nickname of the "Necessary and Proper Clause?"

Elastic Clause 

400

What is devolution?

The process of giving states and local government the power to enforce regulations. 
400

What are block grants responsible for?

Infrastructure 

400

Give an example of when a state may use a formula grant

Welfare 

400

Name ONE concurrent power

You may only name ONE

Roads 

Taxes 

Private land to public land 

400

What are the powers directly stated in the constitution?

Expressed Powers 

500

What is a denied power? 

Name ONE

Powers that are denied by the national government and state government 

-No state can print money

-Deprive any person of life, liberty, and property 

500

What is federalism? 

A system in which government power is exercised by the national and state government over the same people and the same territory. 

500

Power that congress gives to both the national and state governments

Concurrent (Both)

500

True or false - Regulated federalism sets up regulations that states must follow.

True, these regulations are mandated 

500

What did we compare cooperative federalism to?

A marble cake... once the federal and state governments are mixed, it cannot be undone. 

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