Federalism
The Division of power between the national government and state governments is called?
Federalism
Powers that are written down, word for word in the Constitution are called what type of powers?
Expressed or Exclusive Powers
Regulate marriage and divorce and driving laws are left for who?
States
Which amendment from the Bill of Rights divides the power between the National and State governments?
Powers that are left for the states are called what type of Powers?
Reserved
Raising an army, declaring war, and making treaties are left for who?
National government
According to the "Ladder of Laws" fill in the blanks:
1. ______________________
2. Laws of Congress
3. ___________ Constitutions
4. State Laws
5. Local Laws
1. US Constitution
3. State
Within Article 4 this clause states that each state must recognize official documents and records from other states is called?
Full, Faith and Credit clause
Powers that are both exercised by the state and national government are called?
Concurrent powers
Punish crimes, enforce laws, and collect taxes are left for who?
Both (concurrent)
If you committed a crime in Illinois but were arrested in Missouri, you would be returned to the state where the crime was committed. What is this called?
Extradition
Where does the National government gets it's power from?
US Constitution
Give an example of an "implied power"?
NASA
Draft
Building a wall
Co-Vid - masks
Who acts as a "referee" when there are disputes between the national and state governments
Supreme Court
To adapt to the time, which clause was put in the Constitution so the government could change to the times
Elastic Clause or Necessary and Proper Clause
This clauses in the Constitution says that the US Constitution is the Supreme Law of the Land?
Article 6 - Supremacy Clause