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FEDERALISM DEFINED:
- A system in which powers of
government are divided between the central government and state government
- This is a compromise….
FEDERALISM AND THE DIVISION OF POWER FEDERALISM DEFINED: A - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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FEDERALISM AND THE DIVISION OF POWER FEDERALISM DEFINED: A system in which powers of government are divided between the central government and state government This is a compromise. NATIONAL POWERS: Delegated Powers: these
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NATIONAL POWERS:
- Delegated Powers: these powers
are expressly given to the national government in the Constitution
- Inherent Powers: those powers that
belong to the national government because it is a sovereign state
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NATIONAL POWERS:
- Implied Powers: these powers
derive logically from the expressed powers as a result of the “necessary and proper” clause
- This has always been a source of
controversy…
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RESERVED POWERS:
- Identified in Article IV and guaranteed in
the 10th Amendment
- These powers belong to the states
- Neither expressly given to the National
Government nor denied to the State Governments
- There is no complete list of these powers...
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PROHIBITED POWERS:
- Some are expressly denied…
- Some are denied by silence…
- Some are denied based on
federalism...
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CONCURRENT POWERS:
- Powers that are shared
by both the state and National Government
- They are exercised
separately and simultaneously!
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