Miller Chapter 4 Test

interstate compact

agreement between states

where would you find the meaning of fugitive location?

extradition

where would you find court matters?

full faith and credit clause

what sets the guidelines and unity of the states?

constitution

necessary and proper clause is also known as

elastic clause

who gets federal funding?

states

what type of grant would “health care” fall under?

block grant

What is the last step for state approval?

president’s approval

Who has to give permission for an area or territory to become a state?

congress

What type of grant are made available to the public?

grant-n-aids

How are revenue grants given?

in annual shares by congress

What type of grant can local units receive?

grant-n-aids

How many examples of federal grants did we go over in class?

4

Directs the people of a territory to frame a state Constitution?

enabling act

When a territory becomes a state, what do they have access to?

federal funding

How many steps are there to becoming a state?

3

What did the Framers write into the Constitution?

supremacy clause

What are current powers?

powers possessed by both national and state governments

Necessary and Proper powers are given to Congress under what?

article 1

What type of power can be exercised by the national government?

exclusive powers

What are reserved powers?

powers only for the states

This power regulates immigration, acquires territory, protects against rebellion?

inherent powers

What type of power is not expressly stated in the Constitution?

implied powers

What is division of powers?

certain powers to national government and certain powers to state governments

What are delegated powers?

expressed, implied, or inherent by the constitution