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Across 1. POWERS NOT GIVEN TO THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT ARE RETAINED BY THE STATES 4. FUNDING THAT GIVES STATE OFFICIALS MORE AUTHORITY IN THE DISBURSEMENT OF FEDERAL FUNDS 7. FEDERAL MONEY PROVIDED TO STATES TO IMPLEMENT PUBLIC POLICY OBJECTIVES 8. GRANTS CONGRESS THE AUTHORITY TO REGULATE INTERSTATE BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL ACTIVITY 9. WAYS IN WHICH CITIZENS TRY TO INTERACT AND INFLUENCE GOVERNMENT AND POLICY MAKERS 10. BATTLE BETWEEN NATIONAL AND STATE GOVERNMENTS TO REGULATE THEIR SHARED AUTHORITY OVER INDIVIDUAL CITIZENS 11. STATES AND THE NATION OPERATE INDEPENDENTLY IN THEIR OWN AREAS OF PUBLIC POLICY 16. REQUIRES STATES TO RECOGNIZE THE PUBLIC ACTS, RECORDS, AND CIVIL COURT PROCEEDINGS FROM OTHER STATES 18. DIVIDES POWER BETWEEN THE NATIONAL AND SUBNATIONAL GOVERNMENTS 21. PROCESS THROUGH WHICH THE SUPREME COURT APPLIES EQUAL PROTECTION IN THE BILL OF RIGHTS TO THE STATES ON A CASE-BY-CASE BASIS 26. BATTLE BETWEEN NATIONAL AND STATE GOVERNMENT TO REGULATE STATES AND STATES RESISTING THIS REGULATION 27. REQUIREMENT THAT OFFICIALS IN ONE STATE RETURN A DEFENDANT TO ANOTHER STATE WHERE A CRIME WAS COMMITTED 28. ABBREVIATION FOR THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES 29. CONSTITUTION AND ALL NATIONAL LAWS AND TREATIES ARE THE SUPREME LAW OF THE LAND 30. PROCESS THROUGH WHICH THE SUPREME COURT APPLIES THE DUE PROCESS CLAUSE OF THE BILL OF RIGHTS THROUGH THE 14TH AMENDMENT AND APPLY IT TO THE STATES 31. FEDERAL REQUIREMENT THAT STATES MUST FOLLOW THAT MAY OR MAY NOT BE FEDERALLY FUNDED

Down 2. PREVENTS STATES FROM DISCRIMINATING AGAINST PEOPLE FROM OUT OF STATE 3. STATES AND THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT WORK TOGETHER TO SHAPE PUBLIC POLICY 5. PROGRAMS MIXING NATIONAL AND STATE FUNDING 6. MONEY PROVIDED TO STATES WITH SPECIFIC PROVISIONS ON THEIR USE 12. FEDERAL LAW THAT DEFINED MARRIAGE AS BETWEEN ONE MAN AND ONE WOMAN WHICH PUT ARTICLE IV OF THE CONSTITUTION AND THE TENTH AMENDMENT IN CONFLICT 13. FEDERAL REQUIREMENT THAT STATES MUST FOLLOW WITHOUT BEING PROVIDED FUNDING 14. ISSUES THAT ARE NOT GIVEN FULL FAITH AND CREDIT BY STATES SUCH AS DRIVER’S LICENSE AND LICENSE TO PRACTICE LAW OR MEDICINE 15. SUBNATIONAL GOVERNMENTS HAVE MOST, IF NOT ALL, OF THE POWER 17. PROVIDES THAT PERSONS BORN IN THE UNITED STATES ARE CITIZENS AND PROHIBITS STATES FROM DENYING DUE PROCESS OR EQUAL PROTECTION UNDER THE LAW 19. POWERS GRANTED TO BOTH THE STATES AND THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IN THE CONSTITUTION 20. FEDERAL GOVERNMENT’S USE OF GRANTS-IN-AID TO INFLUENCE POLICIES IN THE STATES 22. RETURNING MORE AUTHORITY TO STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT 23. POWERS NOT DELEGATED TO THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT ARE RESERVED TO THE STATES AND THE PEOPLE; THE BASIS OF FEDERALISM 24. NATIONAL GOVERNMENT HAS ALL THE POWER OVER SUBNATIONAL GOVERNMENTS 25. STATES HAVE THE POWER TO CREATE AND ENFORCE LAWS ON HEALTH, SAFETY, AND MORALITY FOR THE PUBLIC GOOD