Domestic + Foreign Policy
Talking and negotiating with other countries to solve problems or reach agreements is this foreign policy tool.
What is diplomacy?
What is the Preamble?
This system divides governing authority between the national government and state governments.
What is federalism?
This form of government is ruled by a king or queen, usually with the position passed down through inheritance.
What is a monarchy?
These specific powers granted to Congress, including coining money and declaring war, are listed in Article I, Section 8.
What are enumerated powers?
This word mean policy within the united states
What is Domestic Policy?
A clause in the Constitution that says that if states and the federal government conflict, the Federal Government will always win.
What is the Supremacy Clause?
This amendment says powers not given to the national government, or denied to the states, are reserved to the states or the people.
What is the Tenth Amendment?
This type of government is limited by a written constitution and uses elected representatives.
What is a constitutional republic?
The clause =that gives congress the power to regulate interstate trade
What is the Commerce Clause?
This word means policy outside the United States
What is Foreign Policy?
This principle divides government responsibilities among branches so no branch is too powerful.
What is separation of powers?
These powers include managing police departments, setting zoning laws, and providing local services.
What are Local Powers?
This type of government is ruled by religious authority or religious law.
What is a theocracy?
In this 1819 Supreme Court case, the Court ruled that Maryland could not tax the national bank, reinforcing federal supremacy.
What is McCulloch v. Maryland?
List a type of Economic Tool?
Economic Sanctions
Foreign Aid
Trade Agreements
This clause in Article I, Section 8 lets Congress make laws needed to carry out its listed powers and is sometimes called the Elastic Clause.
What is the Necessary and Proper Clause?
These powers belong to the national government and include managing foreign policy, declaring war, and regulating trade between states
What are federal powers?
A government where one person or a small group holds power without constitutional limits.
What is an authoritarian government?
National and state governments both have this type of power, such as collecting taxes
What are concurrent powers?
Give an example of ways that foreign and Domestic policy work together.
Immigration – Border security (foreign) + jobs and services (domestic)
Trade – International agreements (foreign) + American jobs (domestic)
Energy – Oil imports (foreign) + gas prices (domestic)
Terrorism – Threats abroad (foreign) + homeland security (domestic)
The Preamble phrase that describes protecting the country from external threats is this.
What is “provide for the common defense”?
Establishing public school systems is generally an example of this kind of power.
What is a reserved state power?
A type of government where everyone receives equal treatment, pay, housing, work, and oppurtunity from the government.
What is Socialism?
In this form of government, citizens vote directly on laws instead of electing representatives to vote for them.
What is direct democracy?