Unit 7: 3.4, 3.13, 2.10

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The division of power between a national government and state governments is called:

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federalism

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Powers written in the Constitution. National government powers.

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enumerated or expressed powers

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Powers not written in the Constitution but are "necessary and proper" to carry out the powers that are written in the Constitution. National government powers.

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implied powers

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Powers not written in the Constitution but expected to be done because governments do them. National government powers.

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inherent powers

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State powers.

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reserved powers

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Powers that both the national government and the state government have or share.

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concurrent powers

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Government obligations are: what the government is supposed to do for the people (like provide for the common defense)

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what the government is supposed to do for the people (like provide for the common defense)

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What level of government establishes public schools?

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state government

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What level of government can create an army and navy?

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national government

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What level of government can print money?

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national government