I.  Powers of the Federal Government
                 A.  Expressed Powers

                B.  Implied Powers
 
                C.  Inherent Powers

            II.  Powers of State Governments
                 A.  Reserved Powers (10th Amendment)

           III.  Concurrent Powers
 
           IV.  Limits on Federal and State Powers
                 A.  Powers Denied to the Federal Government
 
                B.  Powers Denied to the States
 
                C.  Powers Denied to Both Levels

           V.  Responsibilities
                 A.  Federal Responsibilities
 
                B.  State Responsibilities

          VI.  The Courts and the Federal System
                A.  Article III
 
                B.  Article VI
 
          VII. Growth of Federalism

                A. Increasing Federal Involvement
                    1. Revenue Sharing

                    2. The Grant System
                        a. Grants-in-aid

                        b.  Categorical Grants

                        c.  Block Grants

                   3. Federal Mandates
                        a.  Laws directing states to take action

                        b.  Choice to undertake an activity or let Federal govt 
                             do it.

                        c.  Strings attached to money

           VIII. Relations Among the States
                A.  Admitting New States

                    1.  Petition Congress

                    2.  Enabling Act

                    3.  Draft a Constitution

                    4.  Act of Admission

                B.  States in the Federal System
                     1.  Full Faith and Credit
 
                    2.  Privileges and Immunities
 
                    3.  Extradition
 
                    4.  Interstate Compacts

           IX.  Federalism and the Public Good
                 A.  Providing Central Authority
 
                 B.  Distributing Power
                      1.  Encouraging Alternate Solutions
                      2.  Checking Power
                      3.  Promoting Participation

                 C.  Balancing Federal and State Interests