1. List examples of things/situations that you are in control of Ex: you’re babysitting List examples of things/situations where someone tells you what you need to do Ex: mom tells you to clean your room Grab an index card!

3. National Gov’t Delegated powers: specifically given by Constitution - Exclusive powers: belong ONLY to the National gov’t (*coin $) 3 kinds of delegated powers EXPRESSED POWERS Listed in The Constitution IMPLIEDPOWERS Not listed, but suggested INHERENTPOWERS National gov’ts have historically possessed… (*regulation of immigration) CONCURRENT POWERS: National & state gov’ts *establish courts RESERVED POWERS: State gov’t *not already given to National gov’t & not powers that States don’t have – how old?

4. States Constitution says National gov’t must guarantee state protection against domestic violence Constitution says National gov’t must guarantee state protection against domestic violence – This allows for federal officials to enter a state to restore order/help in disaster To establish a state, that territory needs a constitution! To establish a state, that territory needs a constitution! Congress passes an enabling act: approves the writing of a state constitution Congress passes an enabling act: approves the writing of a state constitution Hey! We want to become a state! What do we have to do? act of admission You need me to pass an enabling act, THEN after your people write a constitution, I’ll make you a state with an act of admission THEN we just need the president’s signature on the act!...that simple! I will sign your act of admission! CONGRESS

5. Guarantees protection against invasions/do mestic violence Admits new states Works within the country to achieve progress at the state level Conducts national elections Admits new citizens in state courts Cooperates w/ federal law enforcement agencies Examples…

6. Interstate Relations Trouble among the states was a major reason why we wrote a constitution SO – a lot of it deals with inter-state relations Interstate compact: agreement in response to a shared problem I’m starving & I need that salmon! Say whaaaa?... I’M starving & IIIIIII need that salmon… Maybe we can both fish & share what we catch???

7. Interstate Relations Full Faith & Credit Clause: each state must honor the laws, records & court decisions of other states Full Faith & Credit Clause: each state must honor the laws, records & court decisions of other states Privileges & Immunities Clause: no state can discriminate against a person who lives in another state Privileges & Immunities Clause: no state can discriminate against a person who lives in another state Extradition: legal process by which a fugitive from justice in one state is returned to it from another state Extradition: legal process by which a fugitive from justice in one state is returned to it from another state

8. Now in class….. Pick 1 or 2 partners – no more than 3 Pick 1 or 2 partners – no more than 3 Use the blue gov. books to look over Ch. 4, sections 1&2 Use the blue gov. books to look over Ch. 4, sections 1&2 Work together to complete the sheet Work together to complete the sheet We’ll go over these tomorrow! We’ll go over these tomorrow!