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Chapt. 3

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System of rule in which formal and effective limits are put on govt. poewrs Constitutional Govt.
System of govt. in which power is divided into central and regional govt. Federalism
Power divided into Fed. and state Dual Federalism
Congress has the power to regulate commerce among states and foreign nations Commerce Clause
Policies made by the national govt. inside state borders National Govt. Policies Domestic
Policies made by the state govt. State Govt. Policies
Policies made by the local govt. Loval Govt. Polcies
State's Rights: Principle that states should oppose increasing authority of the national govt.
Policy that remoces a program from one level of govt. and passes it down to a lower level Devolution
States must respect laws/judicial crap of other state Full faith and Credit Clause
Citizens of any state are promised protection in any state as if they were citizens Priviliges and immunity Clause
Local Legislature Ordinance
States encouraged to pursue goals with grants-in-aid Cooperative Federalism
National powers exercised separately of State govt. Layer cake federalism
Funds given to a state/local from Congress Grants- in-aid
Funds given with direction of how to use money Conditions of aid
Funds given with a specific purpose Categorical Grants
State applies for grants/ awarded based on competition Project Grants
Grants awarded based on formulas Formula Grants
Rise/decline of Federal Aid Congress decided to give more or less
Unrestricted funds used for any purpose Revenue sharing
Feds. tell state they must do something or else loose funding Mandate
States must comply with fed. Mandates without funding Unfunded Mandate
Funds given to states to pay for things without many restrictions Block Grants
Superior position assigned to Congress by the constitution Legislative Supremacy
Presidency is controlled by one party and congress holds other party Divided govt.
Laws passed by the national govt. are superior to that of states laws Supremacy Clause
Congress has the right to make all laws necessary or proper Necessary and Proper Clause
Congress can pass laws pertaitning tot ehr general welfare of people General Welfare Clause
Powers assigned to Congress in Article 1 Delegated Powers
Powers given to the govt. that are specific in the const. Expressed Powers
Powers shared by the national and state Concurrent Powers
Powers that implied to the govt. in constitution Implied Powers
Powers given to the head of state without permission from another branch Reserved Powers
Process by which a fugitive from justice in one state is returned to another state Extradition
Right to trial to determine if a person is being held unlawfully Writ of Habeas Corpus
If a person commits a crime before it is a crime they cannot be held responsible Ex Post Facto Laws
Governed by one unit (Central Govt.) Unitary System of Govt.
Two levels of govt. Federal System
Most power goes to the states Confederate System of Govt.
commerce Clause Nec. and Proper Clause, mandates, grant-in-aid National Govt. powers to control state govts.
power to regulate conditions of employment, racial segregation, devolution Powers of states
make laws, levy taxes, borrow money, regulate commerce Powers of Congress
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