The document discusses the framers of the US Constitution and the system of federalism they established. It explains that the framers wanted a strong national government but also wanted to preserve the strength of states. They rejected the British model of government. The Constitution divides powers between the national and state governments in a dual system. The national government has powers granted by the Constitution, including expressed, implied, and inherent powers. However, it is also denied certain powers. States have reserved powers that are not granted to the national government or denied to the states by the Constitution. Both national and state governments are denied some powers as well.

4. FRAMERS NEEDED STRONG
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT

5. FRAMERS WANTED TO PRESERVE
STRENGTH OF STATES

6. FRAMERS REJECTED BRITISH
MODEL OF GOVERNMENT

7. FRAMERS WERE DEDICATED
TO LIMITED GOVERNMENT

8. FRAMERS CHOSE FEDERALISM

10. THE US HAS NATIONAL LAWS

11. THE US HAS STATE LAWS

12. POWER DIVIDED BETWEEN
NATIONAL + LOCAL GOVERNMENTS

13. CONSITUTION DIVIDES POWERS

14. DUAL SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT

15. LOCAL
LOCAL
ACTIONS OF
CONCERN

16. NATIONAL ACTION IN MATTERS
OF WIDER CONCERN

17. EACH
STATE MIGHT
HAVE DIFFERENT LAWS

18. BUT ALL STATES COME TOGETHER
DURING TIMES OF CRISIS

19. IDENTIFY POWERS DELEGATED
TO AND DENIED TO THE
NATIONAL
GOVERNMENT, AND POWERS
RESERVED FOR AND DENIED
TO THE STATES

20. POWERS
OF
THE
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT

21. NATIONAL GOVERNMENT HAS POWERS
GRANTED BY CONSITITUTION

22. NATIONAL GOVERNMENT
DELEGATED POWERS

23. 1 - EXPRESSED POWERS
(SPELLED
OUT)

24. 2 - IMPLIED POWERS
(REASONABLY
SUGGESTED)

25. 3 - INHERENT (PRESUMED)

26. POWERS
DENIED
TO
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT

27. CERTAIN POWERS ARE DENIED

28. 1 – EXPRESSED POWERS DENIED
(SPELLED
OUT)

29. 2 – DENIED BY CONSITUTION
(ASSUMED BY
SILENCE)

30. 3 – DENIED BY FEDERAL
SYSTEM
ITSELF

31. POWERS RESERVED
TO THE STATES

32. POWERS
IN THE
NOT EXPRESSED
CONSITITUTION

33. CONSTITUTION DOES NOT GIVE POWERS
TO NATIONAL GOVERNMENT

34. CONSTITUTION
DOES NOT DENY THESE
POWERS TO THE STATE

35. INSTEAD THEY
ARE
RESERVED
POWERS

36. STATES CAN DECIDE
FOR
THEMSELVES

37. MOST OF WHAT GOVERNMENT
DOES
TODAY…

38. …IS DECIDED BY THE STATES

39. POWERS DENIED TO
THE STATES

40. STATES
DENIED
ALSO
POWERS

41. DENIED BY CONSTITUTION
IN SO MANY WORDS

42. TO BE CONTINUED