Federalism

3. powers that the U.S. grants to the federal government.
5. the belief that having separate forms of government is the best arrangement.
8. powers shared by the state and federal governments.
9. the the relationship between national, state, and local governments starting with the new deal.
10. allows any laws made in one state fully enforceable by any other state at any time.
12. a concept that gives national government supremacy to override any state law or action.
13. a system in which the federal government has all power.
14. powers granted to the state/
16. powers not mentioned in the constitution.

1. clause stating that a citizen of any state is given the same rights as everyone else in the nation.
2. the division of powers between state and national government.
4. law declairing a crime illegal without judicial trial.
6. national law is superior to any other laws passed
7. clause stating that captured criminals must be returned to the state in which the crime was committed to stand in trial.
11. current form of federalism.
15. amendment handing over all rights not mentioned in the constitution over to the states.