Across
- 3. Powers that the national government can exercise simply because it is the government. These powers are not spelled out in the Constitution.
- 5. are those powers directly expressed or stated in the Constitution.
- 7. People elect officials to rule on their behalf
- 9. Government should be involved in only basic and necessary roles and functions for a country to run day to day
- 10. Power is divided between federal (national) and state governments
- 11. Powers that both the Federal and State governments share.
- 14. If there is a conflict between state and national governments. The national government wins out.
Down
- 1. These powers belong to the states. (Tenth Amendment)
- 2. Three separate branches of which each branch has some control on the power of the other 2
- 4. Three separate branches of government (Legislative, Executive, & Judicial)
- 6. Protects the rights of individuals from government overreach into their lives.
- 8. Powers that are denied to the government as written in the Constitution.(Enumerated Powers)
- 12. Powers that the national government requires to carry out the powers that are expressly defined in the Constitution.
- 13. Power is divided between federal (national) and state governments