Some powers are denied to the federal government for

Some powers are denied to the federal government for various reasons: (p 91-92)
1.__________________________________________________________________________________
2.__________________________________________________________________________________
3.__________________________________________________________________________________
__________ are those powers the Constitution does not grant to the national government and does not deny to
the states. Examples include: ____________________________________________________________ (p 92)
__________ are those powers that both the national and state governments share. Examples include:_________
____________________________________________________________________________________ (p 93)
Each of the 50 states has a unitary form of government – a _________ government that creates _________ of
governments for its own convenience. (p 94)
Article VI, Section 2 (commonly called the _________ Clause) means that the __________ stands above all
other laws in the United States, and that __________ and __________ stand immediately beneath it. (p 94)
The __________ is the umpire in the federal system, and often settles clashes between national and state laws.
It first did so in __________, a case from 1819. (p 95)

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Section Two: The National Government and the 50 States (p 97-103)
National Obligations to the States (p 97-99)
Obligation What It Means Example from History
Republican Form of
Government