Federalism Basics
A system where power is divided between the national and state governments
What is "Federalism"
T/F: Congress has the power to Declare war
True
This level of government is responsible for running schools and issuing licenses
What is State Governments
This level of government has the ability to collect taxes
What is both
Power to raise an army and navy
What is National Governmetn
What is the Constitution
This Clause states that the National Government is superior to state governments
What is The Supremacy Clause
This is the name of the powers given to the States
What are Reserved powers
Name given to powers shared between national and state governments
What are Reserved powers
Power to collect taxes from citizens
What is Both
These are powers given to the national government that are written directly in the Constitution
What are Expressed/Enumerated Powers
These are things that the national government is not able to do
What are Denied Powers
T/F: States have the ability to enter a treaty/confederation
What is False
T/F: Both levels of government have the ability to build roads
What is True
Power to decide laws surrounding marriage
What is state governments
This Amendment gives power to the states
What is the 10th Amendment
This Article and Section lays out the power of Congress
What is Article One Section 8
This state sued a bank over not paying taxes
What is Maryland
T/F: Both levels of government have the ability to regulate (manage) trade between states
What is False (only national government)
Power to create and run state parks
What is State government
This Clause led to the creation of Implied Powers
What is the "Necessary and Proper Clause"
These powers are given ONLY to the national government
What are Exclusive powers
This type of government can only be created by State Governments
What are Local Governments
T/F: Both levels of government have the power to create laws surrounding religion
What is False (protected by first amendment)
Power to grant titles of Nobility
What is neither