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1. | responsible for returning a fugitive from justice to the state in which the crime was committed |
2. | type of federalism: when all levels of government compete for funds |
3. | neither National or State government may pass ex post facto laws or pass bills of attainder |
4. | grants for specific policy area and usually with strings attached |
6. | Article IV |
7. | type of federalism: introduction of grants; shift back to power of the national government |
9. | Article VI |
10. | powers not delegated to the National government nor denied the states |
11. | those powers that allow the National government to carry out its enumerated powers |
12. | established "separate but equal" doctrine |
13. | system of government that divides power between National, State, and local governments |
15. | also known as dual federalism |
16. | the surrender of an accused criminal by one State to the jurisdiction of another |
17. | grant for broad usage |
18. | regulating commerce is not a concurrent powers when it involves traffic, intercourse, commodities with more than one state |
19. | also known as cooperative federalism |
22. | an act directing a territory to write a state constitution |
23. | government imposed sanctions; funded and unfunded |
24. | grant based on application process; governmental and nongovernmental recipients |