1. Chapter 4 Federalism
Vocabulary

2. Delegated powers
Powers only the national government has

3. Expressed powers
Powers stated directly in the Constitution

4. Implied powers
Powers required to carry out expressed constitutional powers. Ex. Draft for military.

5. Elastic clause
Gives Congress right to make laws that are necessary and proper.

6. Inherent powers
Powers government may exercise because it’s a government. Ex. Immigration.

7. Reserved powers 
Powers that belong to the states

8. Supremacy clause
States that all federal laws should be above state laws.

9. Concurrent powers
Powers that both the state and federal government possess. Ex. Power to tax

10. Enabling Act
first step for Union admission of a new state.

11. Bureaucracy
Organization of government workers.

12. Extradite
To send a fugitive back to the place where the crime was committed.