NATIONAL AND STATE POWERS NATIONAL POWERS 10 th

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NATIONAL AND STATE POWERS

NATIONAL AND STATE POWERS

NATIONAL POWERS • 10 th Amendment- Establishes National powers • The powers not delegated

NATIONAL POWERS • 10 th Amendment- Establishes National powers • The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited to the States respectively, or to the people.

Expressed or Enumerated Powers • Clearly written powers in the Constitution • • Coining

Expressed or Enumerated Powers • Clearly written powers in the Constitution • • Coining Money Regulating Interstate Commerce Levying and Collecting Taxes Declaring War Establishing Post Offices Making Treaties Appointing Federal Office Holders Granting Pardons

IMPLIED POWERS • Not written in the Constitution, but suggested. • Article I Sec

IMPLIED POWERS • Not written in the Constitution, but suggested. • Article I Sec 8 (Legislature) • To make all laws which shall be necessary and proper for carrying into Execution the foregoing powers and all other Powers vested by this Constitution…

Necessary and Proper • Otherwise known as the elastic clause • Gives Congress all

Necessary and Proper • Otherwise known as the elastic clause • Gives Congress all the powers that are not expressly stated in the Constitution • Making the Constitution, flexible.

Inherent Powers • Inherent Means Naturally Occurring • • • Make treaties Regulate immigration

Inherent Powers • Inherent Means Naturally Occurring • • • Make treaties Regulate immigration Claim territory Wage war Create Peace

Prohibited Powers • Powers give expressly to the states • The Bill of Rights

Prohibited Powers • Powers give expressly to the states • The Bill of Rights

RESERVED POWERS • Powers reserved for the states • • • Regulate Intrastate Commerce

RESERVED POWERS • Powers reserved for the states • • • Regulate Intrastate Commerce Conduct Elections Provide for Health, safety, morality Establish local GOVs Ratify amendments to Constitution Establish state militias

CONCURRENT POWERS • Powers shared by both Federal and State • • • Levy

CONCURRENT POWERS • Powers shared by both Federal and State • • • Levy and collect taxes Borrow money Make and enforce laws Establish courts General welfare banks

Powers Denied • To both Federal and State GOVs • Titles of Nobility •

Powers Denied • To both Federal and State GOVs • Titles of Nobility • Permit slavery • Deny citizens the right to vote

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Federalism National and State Powers Delegated Powers theFederalism National and State Powers Delegated Powers the
National and State Powers Key Terms delegated powersNational and State Powers Key Terms delegated powers
National and State Powers The Division of PowersNational and State Powers The Division of Powers
LEGISLATIVE POWERS Powers of Congress I Expressed PowersLEGISLATIVE POWERS Powers of Congress I Expressed Powers
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Plenary v Concurrent Powers Plenary Powers powers grantedPlenary v Concurrent Powers Plenary Powers powers granted
Presidential Powers Overview of Presidential Powers Executive PowersPresidential Powers Overview of Presidential Powers Executive Powers
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