Chapter 4 Federalism

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Chapter 4 - Federalism

• Jeopardy

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National Powers 100

• What are the powers given to the national
  government?
• Delegated Powers

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National Powers 200

• Which powers granted to the national government
  are found in Article I/Section 8/Clauses 1-18 in
  the United States Constitution?
• Expressed Powers

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National Powers 300

• Which powers, not found in the Constitution, are
  used to carry out the Expressed Powers?
• Implied Powers

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National Powers 400

• What type of power is instituting the draft
  during times of war?
• Implied Power

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National Powers 500

• What clause grants Congress the power to make any
  law necessary to the carrying out of its duties
  (Implied Powers)?
• Elastic Clause

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Power IDs 100

• What type of power is Declare War
• DelegatedPower

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Power IDs 200

• What type of power is to administer elections,
  both national and state/local?
• Reserved Powers

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Power IDs 300

• What type of power is to spend for public
  welfare?
• Concurrent Powers

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Power IDs 400

• What type of power is to administer laws and
  establish court systems
• Concurrent Powers

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Power IDs 500

• What type of power is to deploy the National
  Guard to assist with natural disasters and/or
  civil unrest?
• Reserved Powers

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Grants 100

• These are large gifts of money given to states
  for general purposes from the federal government
  with a few restrictions.
• Grants in Aid

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Grants 200

• Funds given to the states for a very specific
  purpose with many stipulations/special conditions
  attached.
• Categorical Grants

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Grants 300

• Grants given to the states with few restrictions.
• Block Grants

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Grants 400

• These grants are given to a state agency for a
  special projects
• Project Grants

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Grants 500

• What type of grant is used to provided the free
  reduced price lunches to school children?
• Catagorical Grant

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Relationships 100

• What are agreements between two or more states?
• Interstate Compacts

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Relationships 200

• What does an enabling act direct any state
  desiring statehood to do?
• Draft a Constitution

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Relationships 300

• Why must a citizen who committed a crime in one
  state then flees to another state to escape
  persecution be sent back to the original state to
  stand trial?
• Extradition

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Relationships 400

• What idea says that states must honor the
  legality of one anothers civil laws and legal
  contracts?
• Full Faith Credit

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Relationships 500

• Georgia residents who live in counties bordering
  Alabamas do not have to pay out-of-state tuition
  at Alabama colleges because of a(n) between GA
  and AL.
• Interstate Compact

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Misc. 100

• What act issued by Congress grants a US territory
  admission into the United States?
• Act of Admission

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Misc. 200

• What are the three types of Delegated Powers?
• Expressed, Implied, Inherent

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Misc. 300

• What system of government divides powers between
  a National Government a State government
• Federalism

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Misc. 400

• Where do the Reserved Powers come from?
• Amendment X

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Misc. 500

• What are three things that the National
  government guarantees the states?
• A Republican Form of Government, protection from
  invasion, protection from domestic unrest, uphold
  domestic integrity.