Mac apgov ch 3.1

The case of ___ helped give judicial support to both national supremacy and implied powers.

Only cases involving ___ would typically permit an individual the ability to sue a state freely

Perhaps the best example of proof of national supremacy is the _____.

The assertion that the Constitution and federal law are 'supreme', is part of Article ___

Approximately, ____ countries around the world utilize federal systems of government.

 ___ declared Congress had gone too far telling state officials to do gun background checks.

____ is an example of a concurrent power, held by both nation and state.

Which system of government provide that all power resides in the central government?

Which of the following terms is not synonymous with the others?

A _____ system of dividing power in government is the most popular around the world.

Which division of government has grown the most in authority since 1789?

_______ is a power reserved exclusively for state governments.

President _____, was perhaps most responsible for expanding the role of the national govt.

The ___ reserves all powers not enumerated to the feds to the state governments.

Which court case ruling expanded national supremacy through the regulation of commerce?

The term __refers to the interactions between various levels of government in a federal system.

Under a system of federalism, which of the following is NOT 'decentralized?'

The Chief Justice that ruled for both establishment of national supremacy and judicial review.

The case of Brown v. Board asserted national supremacy in the area of ____ issues.

The efforts of ____ helped the federal govt 'encourage' states to raise the drinking age to 21.