This learning resource focuses on the distribution of powers between different levels of government, specifically the National and State levels, through engaging activities and reflections. Students reflect on their experiences from a cross-country road trip, identifying who holds power over various responsibilities such as declaring war, collecting taxes, and issuing driver's licenses. The resource includes a kinesthetic sorting activity where students physically move to corners of the room to categorize powers as National, State, or Both. Following this, students are prompted to consider the implications of transferring powers between levels of government and reflect on their understanding of federalism. The activity culminates in a summary of how these levels of government collaborate in managing responsibilities, akin to organizing a road trip.