Unit 3: States & NC The States.

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Unit 3: States & NC The States

State Governments Reserved powers: powers held by the states Establish rules for health, safety, welfare of ppl Ex: marriage, driving, traffic, education Conduct all elections control over govts in their boundaries Ex: districts, cities, towns, townships, etc. Local govts get power from the state

State Government Powers Concurrent powers: powers shared by state and federal govt Ex: taxation National = federal income tax State = sales tax, income tax, property tax Ex: making & enforcing laws States have police forces to help

State Constitutions Each state has own constitution Usually contain: Preamble Bill of rights Longer & more detailed than US Constitution

Our Federal System States work together & with the federal govt States work together: Article 4: Full faith and credit clause – each state will accept decisions of courts in other states Ex: marriage certificates, birth certificates, wills, contracts

Our Federal System States work together: Article 4: Extradition: returning fugitives to the state where the crime was committed A person cannot get away with a crime by fleeing to another state Inter-state projects Bridges, pollution reduction Ex: Hoover Dam

Our Federal System States work with the federal government: Work together to share costs of providing services Ex: build highways, help the unemployed, help ppl with low income, conserve natural resources Cooperation in times of crisis Ex: natural disasters, 9/11

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