Federal and State Powers

The video explores the division of powers between the federal and state governments in the U.S. Constitution. It outlines the specific powers granted to the federal government, such as printing money and declaring war, and the powers reserved for states, like education and land use. The video also discusses how conflicts between federal and state laws are resolved, often involving the Supreme Court. Additionally, it highlights the president's role in enforcing federal laws and the importance of understanding both federal and state laws.

What was the main concern of some founders regarding the federal government?

What does the 10th Amendment state about powers not given to the federal government?

What powers do states have according to the Constitution?

How do federal and state laws interact when they disagree?

What role does the president play in enforcing federal law on states?