amendments
What is the first amendment?
Freedom of speech,religion,press, assembly & petition.
which case established judicial review?
Marybury v. Madison
what does federalism do?
Separate levels of gov.
What is campaign finances?
Money raised/spent by candidates,parties, and interest groups to win elections.
What is article 1?
Created legislative branch.
Data and evidence collection, need warrants and probable cause to gather evidence. What amendment is this?
4th amendment
What case made the US create a national bank?
Mcculloch v. Maryland
Power is split between states and federal gov. what type of federalism is this?
federalism
independent agency (in bureaucracy) that regulates campaign & campaign finance
What is article 2?
Created executive branch.
Specific rights at trial impartial where you allegedly committed crime, speedy,public (witnesses,lawyer,informed of charges). what amendment is it explaining?
6th amendment
Parents sued topeka,kansas board of ed for segregating schools, claimed segregated schools violated equal protection clause. Which case is this explaining?
Brown v. Board of Education
Each level of gov has specific jobs, don't interact/small gov (early us through 1900) what type of federalism is this?
Dual federalism
what is FECA?
A primary US law that regulates political funding & spending
What is article 3?
Created supreme court and jurisdiction.
The federal government cannot deny anyone of their life,liberties, or property without due process. what amendment is it explaining?
5th amendment
Congress passed gun-free school zone act under the commerce clause. what case made this possible?
US v. Lopez
Fed and states work together to solve large societal issues -> move gov. (1900-1970s). what type of federalism is this?
Cooperative Federalism
what is Hard Money?
Donated directly to candidate to spend on campaigns (more rules)
What is article 4?
The state must respect the laws of other states.
What is the 14 amendment?
Anyone born in or naturalized in the US is a citizen, All citizens have equal protection under law.
What case created the saying of " separate but equal"
Plessy v. Ferguson
Return to separate roles/push for smaller gov -> fed money/mandates. what type of federalism is this?
New Federalism.
Organization that raises/spends & coordinates w/ candidates (limit & rules).
What is article 5?
Rules for amending constitution.