Federalism Basics
Federalism means dividing governing power between a national government and multiple state governments, each with its own real authority rather than the states simply being administrative branches of the national government. Some powers, like coining money or declaring war, belong only to the national government, some, like issuing driver's licenses or running local schools, mostly belong to the states, and some, like collecting taxes, are shared by both levels at once.
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