Powers are only exercised by the national government
What are exclusive powers?
200
written in the Constitution
What are expressed powers?
200
An act directing a U.S. territory to frame a State constitution.
What is an enabling act?
200
Agreements states make with one another.
What is an interstate compact?
200
Coin Money
What is national powers?
200
A provision of the U.S. Constitution that state that the Constitution , federal law, and treaties of the United States are the "Supreme Law of the Land".
What is the supremacy clause?
300
not given to the national government
What are reserved powers?
300
An act of creating a new State?
What is an act of admission?
300
Ensures that citizens have the same basic rights in every state.
What is Privileges and Immunities Clause?
300
Maintain public schools.
What is state powers?
300
Basic principle of federalism; the constitution provisions by which governmental powers are divided on a geographic basis between the National Government and the States.
What is division of powers?
400
assumed by any national government of a sovereign state.
What are inherent powers?
400
Federal money or other resources given to States.
What is grants-in-aid?
400
Ensures that laws of one state are valid in all other states.
What is Full Faith and Credit Clause?
400
Establish a police force.
What is National and State powers?
400
Powers granted by the National Government. (examples Inherent Powers, Exclusive Powers and Expressed Powers)
What are delegated powers?
500
suggested but not stated in the Constitution
What are implied powers?
500
A grant made for some specific, defined purpose.
What is a categorical grant?
500
According to the Interstate Compact who gives the power for States to enter into a foreign agreement with another country.
What is Congress?
500
Establish standards of health and safety.
What is state powers?
500
System of government dividing power between a stronger central government and weaker regional governments.