Federalism in the US

States must recognize the laws, public records & judicial decisions of other states

• Article IV Full Faith & Credit Clause

• Article IV Privileges & Immunities Clause

• Article IV Section 3

• Guarantee Clause

• Article VI Supremacy Clause

Prevents state from discriminating against citizens of another state

• Article IV Full Faith & Credit Clause

• Article IV Privileges & Immunities Clause

• Article IV Section 3

• Guarantee Clause

• Article VI Supremacy Clause

Protects right to travel from one state to another

• Article IV Full Faith & Credit Clause

• Article IV Privileges & Immunities Clause

• Article IV Section 3

• Guarantee Clause

• Article VI Supremacy Clause

Gives Congres the power to admit new states

• Article IV Full Faith & Credit Clause

• Article IV Privileges & Immunities Clause

• Article IV Section 3

• Guarantee Clause

• Article VI Supremacy Clause

States must have a republican form of government

• Article IV Full Faith & Credit Clause

• Article IV Privileges & Immunities Clause

• Article IV Section 3

• Guarantee Clause

• Article VI Supremacy Clause

Federal governmnet must protect states from foreign invasion & domestic uprisings

• Article IV Full Faith & Credit Clause

• Article IV Privileges & Immunities Clause

• Article IV Section 3

• Guarantee Clause

• Article VI Supremacy Clause

Constitution & fedeeral laws take priority over state laws

• Article IV Full Faith & Credit Clause

• Article IV Privileges & Immunities Clause

• Article IV Section 3

• Guarantee Clause

• Article VI Supremacy Clause

Coin money

• Enumerated Federal Power

• Reserved State Power

• Concurrent Power

Declare war

• Enumerated Federal Power

• Reserved State Power

• Concurrent Power

Raise army & oversee armed forces

• Enumerated Federal Power

• Reserved State Power

• Concurrent Power