Bill of Rights
Powers of the Government(s)
New States/Standing Army
Grants
Article IV
100

What are the 5 freedoms granted by the 1st amendment?

Speech
Press
Assembly
Petition
Religion

100

These are the powers that are written out explicitly in the Constitution. 

Expressed Powers


100

Why is a national standing army necessary to have?

To protect us from foreign invasion, and to help in the domestic sphere.

100

This is the type of federal grant in which there are no specific instructions or conditions as to how the money is to be spent.

What is a block grant?

100

States can enter into agreements or COMPACTS with one another under one condition. What is that condition?

Congress must approve of the compact.

200

We are protected from cruel and unusual punishment, as well as excessive bail or fines. Which amendment is this?

The 8th amendment.
200

These are the powers that are reasonably suggested through the elastic and general welfare clause.

Implied Powers

200

What is an enabling act?

An act passed by Congress which calls for the creation of a Constitution by a candidate for statehood.

200

This is the type of grant in which specific conditions are set as to how the money is to be spent.

What is a categorical grant?

200

The process through which a State/National executive (president/governor) requests a criminal to be returned to the jurisdiction (place) in which the crime was committed.

Extradition

300

These two amendments secure the right to due process in the judicial system in both criminal and civil cases.

The 6th and 7th amendment.

300

These are the powers that the National Government has because it is a government.

Inherent Powers

300

What is an act of admission?

A Congressional act which admits a new state to the Union.

300

Who gives out federal grant money specifically? Which bodies?

Departments.

300

If I drive through New York to visit my family, New York State Police will recognize and accept my Pennsylvania license in the event of a stop.

This is an example of ________.

Full Faith and Credit

400

What are two out of the three protections that citizens possess under the 5th amendment?

Eminent Domain

Self Incrimination

Double Jeopardy

400

These are the powers that only the STATES can exercise.

Reserved Powers

400

What is the primary disadvantage of a powerful national standing army?

Tyranny

400

These grants are competitive, and often, many private entities will apply and compete for these to fund research, professional development, and plenty of other things.

What is a project grant?

400

If I am a Pennsylvanian with property in New York, the State cannot enforce extra taxes on my property because my home residence is in Pennsylvania. This would be a violation of my _________.

Privileges and Immunities

500

What is the 10th amendment?

Anything not delegated to the National Government is left up to the states.

500

These are the powers that only the NATIONAL GOVERNMENT can exercise.

Exclusive Powers

500
What is necessary for the standing army to be checked properly by the people of the states?

The right to keep and bear arms.

500

Project grants are given out on a merit basis. What does merit basis mean?

Whoever receives the grant must be worthy of it. 
500

What sorts of facilities do the NYNJ Port Authority oversee?

Bridges and Tunnels

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