Federalism
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- Federalism is the system of government in the United States. Power is divided between the National (Federal) Government and State Government.
- The States' governments and the Federal (National) government join forces and work together, having delegated, reserved, and concurrent powers.
- Delegated Powers are listed in the Constitution for the Federal (national) Government.
- Delegated powers include declaring war, maintain armed forces, establish foreign policy, regulate trade, establish postal offices, and coin money.
- Reserved Powers for State governments include establishing schools, regulate trade within states, conduct elections, provide for public safety, and establish local governments.
- Concurrent Powers belong to Federal and State governments! This include TAXES, building roads and provide for the public welfare.
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