Federalism-3.4, 3.13

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Powers that belong exclusively to the states (clarified in the 10th amendment) are called

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reserved

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The Supremacy Clause states that

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federal laws are superior to state laws

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The power to run public schools is a(n)

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reserved power

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Borrow Money: Federal, State, Shared

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Shared

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Make treaties and deals with foreign countries

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Federal

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Collect Taxes: Federal, State, Shared

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Shared

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Issue licenses (marriage, hunting, driver's, etc.)

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State

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Build Roads: Federal, State, Shared

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Shared

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Which powers are CLEARLY WRITTEN in the Constitution? Options: Reserved, Implied, Concurrent, Expressed/Enumerated

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Expressed/Enumerated

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Establishing schools, issuing driver's licenses, passing laws regarding public morality and safety are examples of ____________ powers.

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Reserved (states)