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American Federalism: Federal, State, Tribal, and Local Authority

9th Grade · Social Studies · US-SD-SS

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Differentiate the roles, sovereign authorities, and jurisdictions of national, state, local, and tribal governments through the investigation of compelling public policy questions.

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  1. The Constitutional Allocation of Powers: Expressed, Reserved, and ConcurrentUp next
  2. The Supremacy Clause and McCulloch v. MarylandNot started yet
  3. State Sovereignty: Police Powers and the South Dakota ConstitutionNot started yet
  4. Tribal Sovereignty: Treaties, Inherent Authority, and Self-DeterminationNot started yet
  5. Local Government Authority: Dillon's Rule, Home Rule, and MunicipalitiesNot started yet
  6. How Federal, State, and Tribal Governments CollaborateNot started yet
  7. Fiscal Federalism: Categorical Grants, Block Grants, and Unfunded MandatesNot started yet
  8. Comparing Powers Across Federal, State, Tribal, and Local LevelsYou are here
  9. Compelling Questions in Action: Investigating Intergovernmental Policy ConflictsNot started yet
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us-sd9-12.C.3.5South Dakota Social Studies Standards · All ages

Differentiate among the roles of the levels of authority in the national, state, local, and tribal governments regarding American federalism through the use of compelling questions,