Unit 1 AP Gov Federalism Vocab - Statistics

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type of grant that states prefer because they determine where the funding goes block
92%
the __ clause says if there is a dispute between the national government and states the national government prevails. supremacy
92%
the __ clause allows congress the power to regulate and control trade commerce
90%
declaring war, printing money, regulating commerce are all powers given to the __ government (national or state) national
88%
when power of the government is shared between the national and state governments is called federalism
85%
the __ clause allows congress to create any law to do their job effectively. necessary and proper
85%
powers given to the states found in the 10th amendment are called __ powers reserved
83%
what foundational document was an anti-federalist paper that believed state and local governments have the best interest of the people because they know their needs brutus 1
82%
collecting taxes, building roads, and defining punishments are all __ powers that both the national and state government have concurrent
82%
a __ is when the federal government orders the states to do something in order to receive funding. mandate
82%
what court case involves congress exceeded using the commerce clause and the Gun Free School Zone Act was found unconstitutional us v lopez
77%
type of grant where the federal government details how the states will use the money categorical
73%
states must honor records from others state describes the __ clause. Example you get your drivers license in VA you can drive anywhere in the US full faith and credit
72%
what court case did the supreme court say congress was allowed to create a national bank that a state could not tax thanks to the supremacy clause and necessary and proper clause mcculloch v maryland
67%
the idea of returning power back to the states is called devolution
62%
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