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powers the constitution grants or delegates to the national government
-coin money
-provide an army and navy |
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| expressed directly thru the constitution |
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| expressly defined by the constitution. |
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federal government can stretch their power
Founders way to have congress stretch their authority to apply for modern changes |
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belonged to the state
-are not in the constitution specifically but the states have these powers
-establish local government systems
-administer elections |
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both the national government and state government regulate these powers
-levy taxes
-borrow money
-establish courts |
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| return to a state-- criminals and fugitives who flee across state lines to escape justice |
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| laws relating to disputes between individuals, groups, or with the state |
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| written agreements between two or more states |
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| the federal government's ability to take over a state government function |
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| a provision in a law that sets an automatic end date for the law |
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| prohibit public officials from holding closed meetings |
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| when signed by the president, enables the people of the territory interested in becoming a state to prepare a constitution |
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| organization of gov't admin, to carry out legislation |
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1789-1933
-state and fed government each had distinct areas of responsibility, different levels rarely overlapped |
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1933-1969
-Great depression forced change, FDR ushered in numerous aid programs
-Fed gov't responsibilities grew and their relationship with state and local gov't became intertwined |
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1969-present
-Limits fed power and gives states power and responsibility for some programs |
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