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Am. Govt

Chapter 4

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provision that states must not violate the Constitution, federal laws, or treaties supremacy clause
power to acquire new territory inherent power
power of state government to set up a public school system reserved power
power of federal government to regulate interstate crime impied power
power of federal government to set up federal courts expressed power
perioid when federal and state governments prevailed in their own spheres dual federalism
transfer of money from the national government to the state or local levels grant-in-aid
requirement that states respect the official acts of other states full faith and credit clause
federal law outlawing monopolies in order to preserve competition Sherman Antitrust Act
period when states gained more power over the use of federal grants new federalism
the system for sharing power between national and state governments is called federalism
___ powers are not mentioned in the Constitution but are historically understood as essential to all governments that conduct the business of a sovereign nation inherent
The Tenth Amendment leaves ___ powers to the states reserved
under the doctrine of ____, a state has the right to withdraw from the Union secession
True or False: powers shared by both the state and the national government are called expressed powers false
The Tenth Amendment limited the power of the federal government true
Congress has often used federal mandates to get states to enforce civil rights laws true
the power to establish the Internal Review Service is an implied power of Congress true
Their main responsibility for resolving conflicts between the states and the federal government U.S. Supreme Court
to refuse to obey or enforce federal laws with which they disagreed is the doctrine of nullification
requirements imposed by the federal government as a condition of receiving grant money is called federal mandates
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