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American Govt Unit 2

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When the president rejects and act of Congress Veto
Advisory board to the President Cabinet
a pact a President makes with the head of a foreign state Executive Agreement
powers that belong to the National government in the constitution Delegated Powers
Federal money given to States and other local governments Block Grant
An agreement among the States Interstate Compact
it has the power to rule something unconstitutional The Courts
The president is formally elected by this group Electoral College
Powers written in the constitution Expressed Powers
This does not allow states to draw distinctions between their residents and residents from other states Privileges and Immunity Clause
This delegated power is given because it is hinted at in the constitution Implied powers
The system of having three branches that do separate things Separation of Powers
Federal aid program from 1972 - 1987 Revenue Sharing
Powers shared between the national and State governments Concurrent powers
Money given to states for a specific purpose Categorical Grant
The process in which a criminal captured in one state is sent to the state where they committed the crime. Extradition
Supreme court decisions, executive actions, and customs are examples of this Informal process to change the constitution
This allows states to charge more for out of state fishing and hunting license. Privileges and Immunity Clause
This allows people to have a gun 2nd Amendment
This gives people the right to free speech 1st Amendment
Powers the national government has because it is a sovereign state Inherent Powers
State have reserved powers because of this amendment 10th Amendment
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