Chapter 4
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25 terms
Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 delegated powers | Foreign and interstate Trade, coining money, creating an army and navy, declaring War, establishing federal courts (Supreme Court) are all |
| concurrent powers | The states and the national government exercise some of the same powers and they are called |
| true | True of False: People can travel freely between states; People can change residences between states. |
| extradition | If requested to do so, a governor usually orders that a person charged with a major crime be returned to the state where the crime was committed. Returning a suspected criminal in this way is called |
| denied powers | Powers that are not given to the national or state governments |
| inherent powers | Power that just comes naturally to national government |
| judicial branch | Who can review any federal or state law to see if it is in agreement with the Constitution? |
| implied powers | Powers not directly stated in the Constitution but can be assumed? |
| necessary and proper | Which clause gives Congress the power to make laws that are needed for the government to function |
| constitution | What document is the supreme law of the land? |
| denied powers | Taxing exports and limiting freedom of speech or religion would be considered |
| expressed powers | The powers to set up an army and navy would be |
| help the school integrate | Why were troops sent to Little Rock's Central High School? |
| expressed powers | Powers that are stated directly in the Constitution |
| true | true or false: A new state cannot be formed from a preexisting states unless that state's legislature approves it. |
| reserved powers | Powers that belong to the 50 states? |
| implied powers | Funding a national railroad system, regulating the nuclear power industry, and creating environmental pollution laws would all be considered to be |
| state government | Who are responsible for national elections (paying for them and running them)? |
| inherent powers | Regulate immigration and dealing with other nations would be |
| each state must give full faith and credit to the laws and court decisions of other states | Which the following best explains the Full Faith and Credit Clause? |
| reserved powers | Intrastate trade, local government, elections, public health, welfare, and morals, public Schools, and licensing Teachers are all |
| Their states refused to ratify the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments | Why did the US Senate refuse to seat Senators from certain states after the Civil War? |
| true | True or false: A will signed in one state will be valid in all 50 states |
| federal | If state and federal law conflict, which one wins? |
| concurrent powers | Levying taxes, Borrowing money, establishing courts, enacting and Enforcing Laws are all examples of |
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