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Across 2. power that is given to states, kept back from the national government 11. a person fleeing a crime to another state can be brought back to the state where the crime was committed 12. power of the national government alone 13. New Jersey and New York agree to control the harbor together 14. what a person is who can complete this entire puzzle correctly 18. a person who is sued in a state cannot flee the state to avoid paying damages because of this requirement 19. a reserved power for states 22. the number of periods in a school day 23. what out of state residents pay when they attend a state university such as Penn State 25. means power only given to the national government 27. an example of concurrent power 28. an area where states help the national government

Down 1. monies federal government gives out to different projects 3. representative democracy 4. name of the intern in govermment class 5. state that use to be an independent republic 6. an exception to the Full Faith and Credit Clause 7. any American can travel or live in any state because of this clause in the Constitution 8. the name of the government teacher 9. internal disturbance within a state 10. power that is spelled out in the Constitution 15. the building principal 16. power shared by both the national government and the states 17. a system of government where powers are shared by both federal and state governments 20. written plan of government 21. grant for something specific like the study of stink bugs 24. a city needing federal assistance to help settle a riot 26. grant given to a broad project area such as education in a state