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federalism divides power between national and state governments
unitary system where central government has all power and oversight
enumerated expressed powers powers explicitly given to federal government in constitution
exclusive powers powers only the federal government can enforce
implied powers powers not explicitly granted to the national government but implied from the necessary and proper clause
due process clause clause in the 14th amendment that restricts state governments from denying a person their life liberty or property without legal safeguards.
Equal protection clause clause requeres all states to treat all persons alike with regards to application of the law
commerce clause allows federal government to regulate interstate commercial activity
nesecary and proper clause grants the federal goernment authroity to pass laws it deems nessecary and proper to carry out enumerated poers
supremecy clause constitution is the supreme law of the land and state laws can not go against any federal laws
10th ammendment any powers not delegated to federal government in constitution go to the people
reserved powers powers not given to the federal government but to the states
concurrent powers powers that both the states and federal government have
priveleges and immunities clause you cannot discriminate from out of state citizens sush as charge an extra tax
full faith and credit states are required to recognize civil cour preceedings of anouther state as well as public records
extradition other states must return the defendant to the state in which they are being prosecuted in
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