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vertical division of power with the national government resting above the state governments federalism
A system of political organization with two or more levels of government (e.g., city, state, and national) coexisting in the same area, with the lower levels having some independent powers. federalism
responsibility of the states is to regulate for the health and welfare of its citizens police power
Found in Article I, sec. 8 of the Constitution, this clause empowers the federal government to regulate commerce between the states, with foreign governments, and Indian tribes. commerce clause
A model of governance where the federal government and states have distinct, separate authorities. dual federalism
Two or more jurisdictions or courts possessing authority over the same matter. concurrent jurisdiction
A model of governance where the federal government and the states share in governing. cooperative federalism
activities that involve violence or acts dangerous to human life that are violations of law and appear to be intended to intimate or coerce a civilian population, to influence a policy of government by intimidation or coercion, or to affect the conduct of Terrorism
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