Terms to Know
This is known as the division of powers between the state and national government.
What is federalism?
To tax declare war.
What is national government?
This federal issue deals with people who live with no income or housing.
What is poverty?
The freedom of speech is listed in this amendment.
What is the 1st?
This man was our president during the Civil War.
Who is Abe Lincoln?
What is expressed powers?
To trade with other nations.
What is national government.
This deals with the safety of our nation, especially from terrorist attacks.
What is homeland security?
This amendment ended women's suffrage.
What is the 19th?
This is the number of Supreme Court Justices.
What is 9?
This is also powers listed to the national government, but are not specifically listed in the Constitution.
What are implied powers.
To issue money.
What is national government.
This issue deals with citizens from other countries coming into America.
What is immigration?
No longer was the voting age 21, set forth in this amendment.
What is the 26th?
There are 13 original colonies, these three have the abbreviations of MA, MD, and DE.
What are Massachusetts, Maryland, and Delaware?
What are reserved powers?
Ability to regulate marriage.
This deals with the ever-changing world, and how we can create laws to protect the wildlife and ourselves.
What is environmental issues?
You have the right to remain silent, and you should... what amendment am I talking about?
What is the 5th?
This man is the LT. Gov. of South Dakota.
Who is Larry Rhoden?
Powers held by both the state and national government at the same time.
What is Concurrent power.
Ability to tax citizens.
What is both state and national powers.
This deals with the idea of benefits for all people who may not be able to afford doctor bills.
What is health care?
What is the 4th?
These 2 presidents led our country during WW2.
Who is FDR and Harry Truman.