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Which term is INCORRECTLY matched with a definition?


supremacy clause – the Constitution is the highest law in the land


implied powers – powers of federal government not expressly stated


republican government clause – the states and the federal government share power


full faith and credit clause – states must cooperate with each other and with the federal government

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Redstart

The republican government clause does not mean that the states and the federal government share power .

That would be the definiton of federalism.

The republican government clause, or more precisly, Clause 1 (entitled "Republican government") of Section 4 of Article IV of the U.S. Constitution, declares that all states should share the principles of a republican government.

It has nothing to do with the Republican Party we know today, but is a political philosophy which is attributed to the Founding Fathers.

Such principles include the consent to be governed: the idea that the government is only legitimate as long as the citizens agree to be ruled by it (unlike inherited monarchy, for example).