Chapter 4 (FEDERALISM)

3. Congressional measure admitting a US territory into the union as a state
10. System of gov. in which a constitution divides the powers of gov. between National and serval regional gov.
11. Powers that can only be exercised by national government.
13. Example of a federalism government.
20. Federal Monetary aid from 1972-1987
21. Few in number and belong to the national government.
25. Those powers held by the states in the federal system

1. People question weather this gives the national gov. too much to say in matters of state and local concern.
2. Charters and Ordinances, State Statue, State Const., Acts of Congress, US const.
4. First elected to US senate in 1994
5. Made to states, localities, and sometimes private agencies that apply to them.
6. Powers both national and state gov. exercise.
7. Powers that the constitution grants to national government in so many words
8. Assigns certain powers to the national and federal government.
9. Local Gov. responds, State responds, damage assessment, major disaster declaration, FEMA, pres. approves.
12. Congress directs a territory desiring statehood to frame a proposed state constitution in an _.
14. Role of supreme court in federal system
15. Example of cooperative federalism at work.
16. Type of federal grant-in-aid that is used for specific, narrowly-defined purpose
17. Year California joined the US.
18. Agreements made by he states among themselves and with foreign powers
19. Powers granted to national gov. in the constitution.
22. Division of powers was implied in the constitution and spelled out in the ____.
23. Year Hawaii was annexed
24. Year texas was annexed