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00:00 What Is Federalism?
Introduces the central question of how federal and state governments share and divide power under the Constitution.

01:25 Spotting Federalism Issues in Fact Patterns
Explains how to identify federalism issues when state actions may conflict with federal authority.

03:08 The Federal–State Power Venn Diagram
Uses a Venn diagram to break down exclusive federal powers, exclusive state powers, and concurrent powers.

04:25 Exclusive Federal Powers Explained
Outlines how powers like making treaties and coining money are expressly reserved for the federal government.

06:05 Inherent Federal Powers
Covers powers that aren’t explicitly denied to states but are inherently federal—like declaring war or managing foreign affairs.

07:33 Exclusive State Powers and the Tenth Amendment
Describes how the Constitution reserves unspecified powers to the states and people, such as regulating purely intrastate activity.

09:11 Why Exclusive State Powers Are Rare
Shows how broad interpretations of federal powers have shrunk the category of truly exclusive state powers.

10:42 Most Powers Are Concurrent
Explains how powers like taxation, spending, and lawmaking are shared by both state and federal governments.

13:15 Applying the Venn Diagram to Fact Patterns
Demonstrates how to classify powers on the bar exam and when a state action becomes unconstitutional.

15:12 Congress Can Regulate—but Not Compel—State Action
Clarifies the distinction between encouraging states with funding (e.g., South Dakota v. Dole) and unconstitutionally forcing them to act.

19:10 States Can’t Regulate the Federal Government
Explains that states have almost no authority to tax or regulate the federal government.

21:25 The Supremacy Clause and Preemption
Introduces the rule that federal law overrides conflicting state law under Article VI.

22:52 Express vs. Implied Preemption
Defines how Congress can explicitly block state laws or implicitly do so through field domination or conflict.

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