Zack Yingling - Chapter 4

4. Large combinations of categorical grants.
6. The first era of federalism, where state and federal government acted individually.
13. A system of federalism, used by Lyndon B. Johnson, that granted funds and grants to local and state communities, to achieve national goals.
14. The idea that states are allowed to separate themselves from the union.
15. Powers inexplicitly given to the states, based off of the standards of the constitution.
16. A power held by state and federal government at the same time.
17. Powers directly given to the federal government by the constitution.

1. An article that states that every state should recognize the public actions of the others.
2. The idea that states should be able to void any regulation that countered state interest.
3. Established in the New Deal, said that state and federal government would work together under shared circumstance.
5. Grants provided by the national government to help state activities with funds and other resources.
7. A system of federalism that, through taxes and spending, aids the national government.
8. The idea of returning power to state governments.
9. A variant of funds used for specific state and local activities.
10. The time in which national power was driven to return certain authorities to state governments.
11. Powers that, under historic conditions, are recognized in every sovereign government.
12. State powers that are neither specified nor prohibited according to the constitution.