CHAPTER 4: FEDERALISM.  DIVISION OF POWER BETWEEN THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT AND THE STATES.

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CHAPTER 4: FEDERALISM

 DIVISION OF POWER BETWEEN THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT AND THE STATES

 EXPRESSED  IMPLIED  INHERENT

 EXPRESSLY  SILENCE  FEDERAL SYSTEM

 POWERS NOT DELEGATED TO THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT NOR DENIED TO THE STATES

 POWERS THAT BELONG TO BOTH THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT AND THE STATES

 ARTICLE VI, SECTION 2  CONSTITUTION IS THE SUPREME LAW OF THE LAND  McCULLOCH vs MARYLAND 1819  DOCTRINE OF IMPLIED POWERS

 GUARANTEE A REPUBLICAN FORM OF GOVERNMENT  PROTECT AGAINST INVASION AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE  RESPECT TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY  ADMISSION OF NEW STATES

 GRANT IN AID 1.CATEGORICAL 2.BLOCK 3.PROJECT  REVENUE SHARING

 COMPACT  FULL FAITH AND CREDIT CLAUSE-> STATES AGREE TO RESPECT THE VALIDITY OF ANOTHER STATES LAWS  EXTRADITION  PRIVILEGES AND IMMUNITIES CLAUSE-> STATE CANNOT DISCRIMINATE UNREASONABLY AGAINST A CITIZEN FROM ANOTHER STATE