Federalism

2. collecting trash and managing water/electricity is a power of this level of government
4. a power shared between national, state, and local levels
7. a power belonging to state governments
10. a government where individual states have more power than the national government
13. a system where the national government makes most major decisions for the entire country

1. powers that are "necessary" for the national government to do its job, even if it is not listed in the Constitution
3. the document that replaced the Articles of Confederation
5. the clause of the Constitution in Article VI that says national laws overpower state laws
6. _____ IV, the part of the Constitution that describes the relationship between states
8. a power listed in the Constitution for the national government
9. the amendment that protects states' rights
11. a government where power is divided between national and state levels
12. an enumerated power, only the national government has power to coin/print this
14. a concurrent power, money that is collected by all three levels of government