Federalism Test Review

assigning certain powers to the national government, and certain powers to the states.

• Division of Powers
• Concurrent Powers
• Revenue Sharing
• Delegated Powers

Citizens who are not residents of a state cannot be unreasonably discriminated against

• Enabling Act
• Full Faith and Credit
• Privileges and Immunity Clause
• Categorical Grant

powers that can be exercised by the national government alone.

• Expressed Powers
• Inherent Powers
• Exclusive Powers
• Concurrent Powers

This directs an area wishing Statehood to write a Constitution

• Exclusive Powers
• Inherent Powers
• Categorical Grant
• Enabling Act

powers that are spelled out, expressly, to the government in the constitution

• Concurrent Powers
• Expressed Powers
• Exclusive Powers
• Implied Powers

enables states to share in projects that one state could not do alone.

• Delegated Powers
• Concurrent Powers
• Inherent Powers
• Interstate Compacts

powers that national governments have historically possessed

• Concurrent Powers
• Inherent Powers
• Exclusive Powers
• Expressed Powers

Federal money that is granted to a State that can only be used for specific purposes

• Project Grant
• Categorical Grant
• Privileges and Immunity Clause
• Enabling Act

powers that both the national government and the states possess and exercise.

• Exclusive Powers
• Inherent Powers
• Expressed Powers
• Concurrent Powers

This refers to the powers that the Constitution does not grant to the National Government and does not deny to the States.

• Reserved Powers

• Inherent Powers

• Expressed Powers

• Concurrent Powers