Textbook: Chapter 3- Federalism

Question 0

Implied powers

Answer 0

Powers from necessary and proper clause

Question 1

Expressed power

Answer 1

Only powers specifically named

Question 2

Necessary and proper clause

Answer 2

Congress can make all “necessary and proper” laws

Question 3

Reserved powers

Answer 3

Powers derived from the tenth amendment

Question 4

Police power

Answer 4

Power to regulate health safety and morals

Question 5

Concurrent powers

Answer 5

Powers belonging to both state and federal govt

Question 6

Full faith and credit clause

Answer 6

States honor other states decisions

Question 7

Privileges and immunities clause

Answer 7

States cannot discriminate against another states citizen

Question 8

Home rule

Answer 8

State and local govt to handle own affairs

Question 9

Dual federalism

Answer 9

Double layer cake

Question 10

Commerce clause

Answer 10

Feds regulate commerce between states and foreign nations

Question 11

Cooperative federalism

Answer 11

Marble cake

Question 12

Grants in aid

Answer 12

Congress->states

Question 13

Categorical grants in aid

Answer 13

Specific grants

Question 14

Project grants

Answer 14

Competitive

Proposals

Question 15

Formula grants

Answer 15

Formula

Non competitive

Question 16

Unfounded mandates

Answer 16

Duh

Question 17

Block grants

Answer 17

Consolidation

Question 18

Devolution

Answer 18

Feds->states

Question 19

States rights

Answer 19

States should oppose too much fed involvement

Question 20

Writ of habeus corpus

Answer 20

Shown reason for detention

Question 21

Checks and balances

Answer 21

Duh

Question 22

Legislative supremacy

Answer 22

Duh

Question 23

Divided government

Answer 23

Two parties rule

Question 24

Executive privilege

Answer 24

Communications between pres and close advisers doesn’t need to be disclosed