US Govt Chs. 6 & 7

Constitutional guarantee that states will not interfere with the legal activities of a nonresident.

Prohibits the denial of voting rights based on account of sex.

Series of social & economic programs in the 1930s to address the poverty of the Great Depression.

Form of municipal govt. dividing powers btwn executive & legislative

A form of federalism in which national & state govts. are sovereign w/in their respective spheres.

Returning an alleged criminal to the state in which a crime was committed.

Categorical grants governed by demographic formulas in a given area, used to address specific issues in specific areas.

Establishes the Constitution as the highest law in the land.

States cooperate w/one another to facilitate governing; some certificates and licenses transfer from state to state.

Powers given by the Constitution & define the limits of national govt.'s authority.

Powers not stated in the Constitution but rather derived from expressed powers.

Federal grants; allow states greater discretion in spending & have less red tape.

Repealed Prohibition/the 18th Amendment.

Federal programs requiring federal oversight; grants monies for specific purposes w/in state & local govts.

Local systems of govt. varying in size from small town to large cities

Form of municipal govt. overseen by an elected body of 5-7 people

Powers not delegated to the national govt. or denied to the states.

Form of municipal govt. when council members control the general admin & an manager oversees daily admin functions.

Forms of gambling states use for revenue, typically designed for specific purposes like education.

Federal aid program that allocates portions of the national govt.'s tax profits to the states.

Powers expressly written into the Constitution.

A system of govt. in which power is divided into (2) or more lvls.

Federal programs in the 60s & 70s for addressing poverty, voting rights, and promoting education & health care.

The transfer of money from the federal govt. to state or local govts.

Outlawed the manufacture, sale or transportation of liquor; only amendment repealed thus far.

Categorical grants that allow the national govt. great discretion; based on the merit or success of a program.

Protected by the 14th Amendment; requires states to recognize public acts, records & judicial proceedings.

Enumerated & implied powers are both examples of...

A city & its surrounding county both controlled by a single govt.; also called consolidated govt.