Federalism by Natosha Hill

POWERS OF THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT

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EXCULSIVE POWER

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There are certain powers which only the state governments can do (reserved powers), and there are certain powers that only the national government can do (exclusive powers).

DELEGATED POWERS

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those powers, expressed, implied, or inherent, granted to the National gov't by the constitution

RESERVED POWER

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powers denied to the Nation Government through the constitution, but not denied to the States

SHARED POWERS

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CONCURRENT POWER

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those powers that both the national gov't and the states posses and exercise

Federalism

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By Lily Pyle, Natosha Hill, Sylvia Lawson

Example 1:

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The Right to regulate trade between the US and other countries, also the trade between states.

Example 2

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The right to declare war.

Example 3:

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The Right to Control Immigration Processes

Expressed: Those powers of Congress specifically listed in the Constitution.

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Establishes post offices and roads.

Implied: those delegated powers of the national gov't that are suggested by the expressed powers set out in the constitution

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Income Tax

Inherent: They are the powers that are necessary for a branch of government to get its job done.

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Acuquire Territory

Example 1

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Right to levy taxes

Example 2

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The right to borrow money on credit.

Example 3

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To establish lowers courts underneath the Supreme Court

POWERS OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT

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Example 1

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Marriage Laws

Example 2

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Establish local governments

Example 3

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regulate trade