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Federalism

Federalism Study Stack

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What are enumerated powers? The powers given specifically to the national government by the U.S. Constitution; also known as expressed or delegated powers.
What are concurrent powers? The powers shared by the national and state government.
What are reserved powers? The powers given specifically to state governments.
What are the three constitutional divisions of powers? Enumerated (expressed or delegated), concurrent, and reserved.
Is establishing courts a concurrent power? Yes, concurrent powers include establishing courts.
How many enumerated powers are listed in the Constitution? The Constitution only lists 17 of these specific powers.
What are other terms for enumerated powers? Enumerated powers are also called expressed or delegated powers.
Do reserved powers include conducting elections and establishing local governments? Yes, reserved powers are for the state governments (they have powers to do things locally too).
Do concurrent powers include protecting public health, borrow money, and construct and maintain roads? Yes, concurrent powers include those examples because they are federal and state powers.
Do delegated powers include coining money, declaring war and negotiating treaties with foreign countries? Yes, delegated powers include those examples because they are specifically the federal governments powers.
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