Unit 1

2. type of federalism in which the national and state governments have almost no interactions
5. powers that belong to both the national and state governments
7. theory that the United States government was built upon, credited in part to John Locke
8. pardons and reprieves are checks and balances utilized by which branch
12. what is created by our system of separation of powers and checks and balances
13. clause that makes the Constitution the Supreme Law of the Land
14. system of government that divides power between the national and state governments, example USA

1. formal approval of a document
3. system of government in which almost all power lies in the central government, example British
4. type of representative democracy that the people directly influcence
6. powers that belong solely to the states
9. clause that allows Congress to regulate foreign and interstate trade
10. powers that belong solely to the national government
11. first successful attempt at limiting the power of a king, in the year 1215