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| the sharing of power between different levels of government (national, state, local) |
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| What is the "federal system?" |
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| They wanted power to be shared so the national government would not become too powerful. The idea was to give more power to the states. |
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| Why was the Constitution written to share power between the states and the national government? |
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| Name who has this power (national or state): declare war |
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| Name who has this power (national or state): manage schools |
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| Name who has this power (national or state): issue licenses |
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| Name who has this power (national or state): conduct elections |
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| Name who has this power (national or state): print money |
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| Name who has this power (national or state): handle trade within the state |
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| Name who has this power (national or state): create military |
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| Name who has this power (national or state): create post offices |
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| both can tax, setup courts, build highways, borrow money, make laws, enforce laws |
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| List powers shared between the national government and the states. |
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| Who has the power to declare war? |
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| Who has the power to print money? |
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| Congress and the states themselves |
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| Under whose approval must new states have before they can be created? |
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| Who has control over the post offices? |
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| Who has control over when the Electoral College votes for the President? |
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