Braches of Government
What establishes a three part government?
Constitution
What is delegated powers?
powers given by the states to the national government
What is preemption?
federal government superior regulatory position over state laws on the same subject matter
What is the fourth branch of government?
Administrative Agencies
True
What is a legislative branch?
Congress
powers delegated to the national government that may still be exercised by the states
What is the meaning of supreme law of the land
the constitution and statutes passed by congress
What article was given by Congress to protect commerce?
Article I, Section 8, Clause 3 now known as commerce clause
Does due process require a trial on every issue of rights
What is a executive branch?
The president
what is police powers?
states that posses the power to adopt laws to protect the general welfare, health, safety and morals of the people
what is living document view
when a constitution is interpreted according to changes in condition
Can a business be taxed for its revenue in all 50 states?
a business cannot be taxed of all its revenue in all 50 states
T/F: The Fifth Amendment states: the citizens of each state shall be entitled to all privileges and immunities of citizens in the several states?
False, it is the U.S. Constitution that declares this
What is a judicial branch?
The Courts
what is ex post facto law?
a law making criminal an act that was lawful when done or that increases the penalty when done
what is bedrock view
constructional interpretation of a constitution
How is the power of government limited?
Does the Bill or Rights provide protections for individuals and also for corporations
What is a tripartite?
three-part division of government
Is the letter of Congress always followed?
No it is not always followed
When was the Constitution adopted?
1789
Finish this sentence: "congress shall have power to ..."
lay and collect taxes
T/F: Does the 4th Amendment protect against unreasonable searches?
True