Enumerated/Expressed, Reserved, or Concurrent Powers
The power to coin and print money.
What is Enumerated/Expressed Powers?
This process is to make a suggestion usually the first step of a change to the constitution
What is a proposing?
1.At least 35 years old 2. Has lived in the U.S. for at least 14 years 3. Is a natural born citizen, which means born on U.S. soil (law of soil) or to a U.S. citizen parent (law of blood)
What is the U.S. President?
This civic obligation requires eligible citizens to appear in court to help decide the outcome of a trial.
What is jury duty?
Type of court that reviews trial court's decision.
What is appellate?
The power to collect taxes.
What is Concurrent Powers?
This step of the amendment process is to confirm by expressing consent; to formally approve
What is to ratify or the ratification process?
Identify the leaders of the executive branch at both the Federal and state level (2).
What is president and governor?
Bonus: Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis
This Fifth Amendment protection prevents an individual from being tried twice for the same offense.
What is double jeopardy?
This is Florida's constitutions version of the Bill of Rights
What is Florida Declaration of Rights?
These are the names for Federal powers, state powers, and powers shared by both.
What is Enumerated/Expressed, Reserved, or Concurrent Powers?
This ONLY part of government that can propose a change to the constitution.
What is Congress?
At least 25 years old and At least seven years a U.S. citizen
A member of the U.S. House of Representatives (U.S. Representative)?
Where one can challenge the results of a previous trial.
What is appellate court?
These are governmental plans to handle issues outside the Untied States
Foreign Policy.
The power to conduct elections.
What is Reserved Powers?
This ONLY part of government that can ratify a change to the constitution.
What is the State Legislatures?
1. At least 30 years old 2. At least 9 years as a U.S. citizen 3. Must live in the state they represent 4. May serve an unlimited number of six-year terms
What is a member of the U.S. Senate (U.S. Senator)?
Most important power of the Supreme Court.
What is judicial review?
Bonus Marbury v. Madison
The system of government where State and local government share power with the federal government.
What is federalism?
This authority to create trial courts and appellate courts that interpret and apply the law.
What is Concurrent Powers?
What is the constitutional Amendment process for the U.S. Constitution?
Proposed by with 2/3rd of congress and then ratified by 3/4 of state legislatures.
1. U.S. citizen 2. At least 30 years old 3. Resident of the state for at least 5 years 4. May not serve more than two 4-year terms
What is a Governor?
This order is only issued by the Supreme Court to call up records from lower courts for review of a case.
What are writs of certiorari?
What amendment creates reserved powers?
Tenth Amendment