Title: Federalism Classification handout - Part I
Author: berrys
Last saved by: Margaret Smith
Company: EBC

Federalism Classification

Federalism:  a system in which power is divided between state and national governments 
Directions: Classify the following powers in the chart on the next page.  Take the time to consider which category would be the most appropriate fit based on the description. 
•	A. declare war 
•	B. conduct elections 
•	C. print and coin money 
•	D. govern marriage laws 
•	E. maintain an army, navy, and air force 
•	F. regulate interstate and foreign commerce 
•	G. regulate intrastate commerce 
•	H. est. lawbreakers & make courts 
•	I. levy and collect taxes 
•	J. protect the rights of citizens 
•	K. set traffic standards 
•	L. admit new states 
•	M. provide for public safety 
•	N. borrow money 
•	O. establish and maintain schools 
•	P. negotiate treaties with foreign countries 
•	Q. protect public health 
•	R. determine the qualifications of voters 
•	S. set up a post office 
•	T. set rules for immigration 

Expressed Powers
Powers of the National Government

Concurrent Powers
Powers Shared by the State and National Governments

Reserved Powers 
Powers of the State Governments