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Federalism
SCOTUS
Whos Got The Power?
Power of the Purse
We the People
Amend This!
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This system of government features a written
constitution which divides power between a
central government and several regional
governments.
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What is federalism?
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Both levels of government in a federal system
derive their powers from this.
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Who are the people?
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The belief that having separate and equally
powerful levels of government works best.
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What is Dual Federalsim?
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This yummy, cooperative form of federalism began
with the New Deal.
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What is Marble Cake Federalism?
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During the Reagan Revolution, President Reagan
vowed to return administrative powers to the
states during this era of federalism.
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What is New Federalism?
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The power to tax is the power to destroy, was
uttered by the Chief Justice as part of this
ruling.
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What is McCulloch v. Maryland?
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In McCulloch v. Maryland, the Chief Justice
declared this clause to be the Linchpin of the
Constitution.
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What is the Supremacy Clause?
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In this ruling, the Supreme Court upheld
Congressional power to regulate interstate
commerce.
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What is Gibbons v. Ogden?
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This decision by the Taney Court ruled the
Missouri Compromise unconstitutional, affirming
the principles of dual federalism.
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What is Dred Scott v. Sandford?
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This post-Civil War ruling confirmed that dual
federalism left questions of equality up to the
states.
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What is Plessy v. Ferguson?
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This amendment gave state governments less
control over the US Senate.
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What is the 17th Amendment?
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The Constitutional basis of the States Reserve
(Police) powers.
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What is the 10th Amendment?
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These are often called the Civil War or
Reconstruction Amendments.
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What are the 13th, 14th and 15th Amendments?
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The manner of amending the Constitution is
spelled out here.
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What is Article V?
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This Amendment addressed the fears of
Constitutional author James Madison, who opposed
enumerating a specific Bill of Rights.
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What is the 9th Amendment?
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Taxation, coinage of money, regulation of
interstate commerce, national defense
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What are enumerated powers?
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Powers not given to the Federal Government by the
Constitution and not denied to the States.
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What are reserve or police powers?
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The power to levy and collect taxes, the power to
define and punish crime
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What are concurrent powers?
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No level of the government has the power to
create these laws which declare an act illegal
without a judicial trial.
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What is a Bill of Attainder?
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The power to create local governments resides
here.
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What is state government?
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The federal government needed this in order to
raise money.
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What is the 16th Amendment?
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Starting with the Morrill Land Grant Act of 1862,
these were examples of Congress using its funds
to influence State policies.
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What are categorical grants?
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Under New Federalism, these replaced many
categorical grants, making it easier for States
to accept federal funds.
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What are block grants?
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This collection of programs under LBJ used
categorical grants to direct State activities in
a War on Poverty.
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What was the Great Society?
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New Deal programs ended the era of Dual Fedralism
and ushered in this.
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What is cooperative/marble cake federalism?
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The US Congress has the power to resolve disputes
related to these agreements between states.
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What are interstate compacts?
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States must honor the laws and judicial rulings
of other states because of this.
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What is the full faith and credit clause?
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Citizens of each state are guaranteed equal
treatment under the law by this.
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What is the privileges and immunities clause?
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The legal process by which a fugitive is returned
to another state, executed by state governors.
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What is extradition?
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With this law, Congress took back the enumerated
power to make war from the executive branch.
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What is the War Powers Act?
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Final Jeopardy
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In US v. Lopez, the Supreme Court limited
Congressional use of the Elastic Clause for the
first time since the New Deal over this issue.
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What are gun-free school zones?