Federalism

3. Amendment that protects states’ powers by reserving powers not given to the federal government.
4. Powers Congress has that are not written directly in the Constitution but are suggested.
6. Requirements the federal government makes that states must follow.
7. Powers given only to the states.
10. Part of the Constitution that says federal law is the highest law of the land.
12. Federal money given to states for a specific purpose with strict rules.
13. A system in which state and national governments operate in separate areas of authority.
14. Clause that allows Congress to pass laws needed to carry out its listed powers.
15. Clause that gives Congress the power to regulate trade between states.
17. The transfer of power from the national government back to the states.
18. A formal change or addition to the Constitution.
19. Federal money given to states for a broad purpose with fewer rules.
20. A system in which state and national governments work together to solve problems.

1. A system of government where power is shared between national and state governments.
2. Powers shared by both the national and state governments.
5. Trade or business conducted between two or more states.
8. Federal requirements that states must follow without receiving money to pay for them.
9. Clause which requires states to honor the public records and court decisions of other states.
11. The process of returning a criminal suspect to the state where the crime was committed.
16. Powers specifically listed in the Constitution for Congress.