Chapter 3 Federlaism

4. Powers that a sovereign state holds
6. A system of Federalism were the National, State, and Local governments share powers
7. Court case that established Congress to be head of inter-state commission
11. Newly established department(in effect since 9/11
14. Court case that established the "Necessary and Proper" Clause
17. The right of a State to invalidate a federal law
18. Grants given by Congress that are used for a narrowly-defined purpose
19. Powers not given to the Federal government and not prohibited to the States, that are given to the States

1. Powers in the Constitution that aren't written in detail
2. Prevents inter-state discrimination
3. An official order or commission issued by Congress
5. A governmental system in which power is shared by the Central and other governments
6. Powers shared by the National and State governments
8. Federalistic study of how expenditure and revenue are spread throughout the layers of the administration
9. A government headed by one individual or group
10. Federalistic theory were the United States power is split in two separate spheres
12. Powers specifically written in the Constitution
13. Establishes Implied Powers, also known as the "Necessary and Proper" Clause.
15. A transfer of Delegated Powers to a lower level of government
16. A grant that is given by Congress that is general in its purpose of usage