| A | B |
|---|
| Delegated Powers | Powers the Constitution grants to the national government |
| Expressed Powers | Powers directly stated /enumerated |
| Implied powers | powers not specifically listed but depend on expressed powers |
| Necessary and Proper clause | elastic basis for implied powers |
| Inherent powers | Powers of a national gov. simply because it is a government |
| Reserved powers | 10th Amendment power to states |
| Supremacy clause | no state law may conflict with national law |
| Concurrent powers | both national and state power |
| Denied powers | What the states can't do |
| Guarantees to the states | republican gov. and protection |
| Domestic violence needing federal aid | Hurricanes, floods |
| Obligations of states | pay for elections, amend the constitution |
| Full faith and credit | one state to another for records, judicial proceedings, |
| Extradite | return the fugitive |
| Privileges and immunities | Live in any state, make a contract, hold property |
| Interstate compact | agreement between two or more states--settle differences/pollution/transportation |
| States rights position | state and local action to solve problems |
| Taney | favored states when SC Justice |
| Marshall | favored Federalism when SC Justice |
| sunset laws | let laws/programs "die" out |
| sunshine laws | no closed meetings/open gov. |
| Benefits of Federalism | active competing parties and local participation |
| bureaucracy | organization of government administrators |
| Current Federalism | movement to shift social policy agenda to the states |
