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Chapter 4

TermDefinition
DELEGATED POWERS POWERS OF THE CONSTITUTION GRANTS OR DELEGATES TO THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT
EXPRESSED POWERS POWERS DIRECTLY EXPRESSED OR STATED IN THE CONSTITUTION BY THE FOUNDERS
IMPLIED POWERS POWERS THAT THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT REQUIRES TO CARRY OUT THE POWERS THAT ARE EXPRESSLY DEFINED IN THE CONSTITUTION
INHERENT POWERS POWERS THAT THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT MAY EXERCISE & SIMPLY BECAUSE IT IS A GOVERNMENT
RESERVED POWERS POWERS BELONG STRICTLY TO THE STATES
SUPREMACY CLAUSE STATEMENT IN ARTICLE VI. OF THE CONSTITUTION ESTABLISHING THAT THE CONSTITUTION, LAWS PASSES BY THE CONGRESS & TREATIES OF THE U.S. "SHALL BE THE SUPREME LAW OF THE LAND."
CONCURRENT POWERS BOTH, THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT & STATES HAVE
ENABLING ACT FIRST STEP IN THE STATE ADMISSION PROCEDURE WHICH ENABLES PEOPLE OF THE TERRITORY TO PREPARE A CONSTITUTION
EXTRADITE TO RETURN A CRIMINAL WHO FLEES ACROSS STATE LINES BACK TO THE ORIGINAL STATE
CIVIL LAW LAWS RELATING TO DISPUTES BETWEEN INDIVIDUALS,GROUPS. OR WITH THE STATE
INTERSTATE COMPACT WRITTEN AGREEMENT BETWEEN 2 OR MORE STATES
STATES' RIGHTS POSITION POSITION THAT FAVORS STATE & LOCAL ACTION IN DEALING WITH PROBLEMS
NATIONALIST POSITION POSITION THAT FAVORS NATIONAL ACTION IN DEALING WITH PROBLEMS
INCOME TAX TAX LEVIED ON INDIVIDUAL & CORPORATE EARNINGS.
SUNSET LAW PERIODIC CHECKS OF GOVERNMENT AGENCIES TO SEE IF THEY ARE STILL NEEDED.
SUNSHINELAW PROHIBITING PUBLIC OFFICIALS FROM HOLDING CLOSED MEETINGS
BUREAUCRACY ORGANIZATION OF THE GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATORS TO CARRY OUT LEGISLATIONS
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