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unit 2 ap gopo test

federalism

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Federalism is a vertical division of powers
state and national laws remained in conflict over the complex relationships between different levels of government in the united states
popular sovereign is when people rule
sovereign is the right to rule
autonomy is independence
unitary government is where states have no power and federal government has all the powers
states get there power from the constitution
federal government and national government is all the same
there are three ways of organizing government unitary, confederate, and a federal government
a confederate government is where the national government is weak and most power is in the hands of the states
a federal government is where all powers of the government is shared
intergovernmental relations are the workings of a federal systen
overtime the federal government has gained power
overtime the states have lost power
states can vote for their leaders and federal leaders
the constitution is specific about powers that the states do not have
the constitution guaranteed equal representation in the senate
framers made the states vital components in machinery of government
the word federalism isn't in the constituion
constitution over powers the federal government
the federal government overpowers the state government
the states and the national government have overlapping responsibilites
the supremacy has three parts (articles) the constitution, laws of the national government, and treaties
you can not pay under the federal minimum wage
no child left behind is a federal program
George Wallace is the governor of Alabama
the tenth amendment states that if its not in the constitution and is not prohibited by the state you can do it
truism is a known fact
eleventh amendment states that federal courts can order states to obey laws and treaties
poeple cant sue states in federal courts
people can sue states in the federal court if its about discrimination,slavery, and bankrupcy
McCulloch vs Maryland established the supremacy of the national government over state governments
federal always wins
implied powers are powers of congress not in the constituion
enumerate powers are powers of congress in the constituion
elastic clause states that congress can do anything the need to do
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