Tariff Tricks (its not in the presentation(mostly))
The average American tax increase, due directly to tariffs.
What is 1300?
The titles that Congress does not have permission to give to any American.
What are titles of nobility?
The clause that the Income Tax Act of 1894 violated.
What is Article 1, Section 9, Clause 4?
The President's power of denial.
What is a veto?
A time in which states may not hold troops or warships.
What is peacetime?
The effective tariff rate, the highest since 1933.
What is 18.6%?
The President can send military aid, but only Congress can issue...
What is a declaration of war?
The year that the Amendment that nullified the Income Tax Act of 1894 was established.
What is 1913?
The vote Congress requires to overturn a veto.
What is two-thirds in both Houses?
A license which states may not grant, involving ships.
What is a privateering license?
The clause that allows for tariffs.
What is Article I, Section 8, Clause 3?
The types of trade that Congress can regulate.
What is global and interstate trade?
The clause that prompted Chief Justice Marshall to note that Congress possessed powers not explicitly outlined in the Constitution.
What is the Necessary and Proper Clause, Art. 1 Section 8?
Where a bill sent sent back to once it has been vetoed.
What is the house of its origin?
Agreements that states may not enter with one another or foreign nations.
What are treaties, alliances, and confederations?
The people who usually end up paying the price of tariffs.
Who are importers and consumers?
Something that Congress cannot suspend unless in a state of rebellion or invasion where public safety requires it.
What is the Writ of Habeas Corpus?
The Amendment which rendered the Income Tax Act of 1894 null.
What is the 16th Amendment?
Where bills involving money must be proposed.
What is the House of Representatives?
The only metals that may be legal tender.
What is gold and silver?
The current tariff percentage on India.
What is 50%?
The foundation of capitalism, which Congress manufactures and manages.
What is money?
The year Congress founded the Second Bank of the United States.
What is 1816?
The two outcomes if the president does not approve or veto a bill within ten days.
What is a default enactment and a pocket veto?
States may not engage in war unless in?
Being invaded or in imminent danger.