Federalism

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How does the supremacy clause ensure that our government won't fall apart if the states and United States get in a fight. Brainstorm with your table.

Sentence Starter: After reviewing the information provided in my notes, I assume that the supremacy clause __________________________________

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Expressed Powers

Powers that are directly stated in the constitution

Powers that are implied but not directly stated

Powers that are not mentioned in the constitution

Powers that are granted by the president

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What is a patent?

A patent is a type of trademark.

A patent is a document that protects a company's brand name.

A patent is a legal document that grants exclusive rights to a company for their invention.

A patent is a legal document that grants exclusive rights to an inventor for their invention.

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What is a copyright?

A government-issued identification document

Legal right that grants exclusive rights to the creator of an original work

A form of trademark protection

A type of software license

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Examples of Expressed Powers

The power to declare war

The power to regulate education

The power to control healthcare

The power to control local government

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Example of implied Power

The power to regulate interstate commerce

The power to declare war

The power to collect taxes

The power to establish post offices

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Example of expressed powers

The power to declare war

The power to control education

The power to regulate marriage and divorce

The power to control public health and safety

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What is the difference between interstate and intrastate?

Interstate refers to activities or transactions that occur within a single state, while intrastate refers to activities or transactions that occur between two or more states.

Interstate refers to activities or transactions that occur between two or more states, while intrastate refers to activities or transactions that occur within a single state.

Interstate refers to activities or transactions that occur within a city, while intrastate refers to activities or transactions that occur within a state.

Interstate and intrastate are two terms that are used interchangeably and have the same meaning.

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Examples of reserved powers

The power to declare war

The power to regulate interstate commerce

The power to coin money

The power to establish local governments

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