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Constitution-Federalism
Constitution-Federalism
Constitution-Federalism
Constitution-Federalism
Constitution-Federalism
100
To declare war (S,N, or C) power
(N) National
100
set up marriage and divorce laws (S, N, C)
state (S)
100
What case established Judicial Review?
Marbury v Madison
100
powers of the National government not specifically listed in the Constitution
implied
100
means between states
interstate
200
the power to coin money (S, N, C)
national
200
collect taxes (S, N, C)
(C) Concurrent
200
this stretches the powers of the national government
elastic clause
200
a change or addition to the Constitution
amendment
200
powers of the national government that are specifically written in the Constitution
expressed
300
powers set aside for the state
reserved
300
a two house legislature
bi-cameral
300
another word for trade
commerce
300
a division of powers between the state and national government
federalism
300
another word for approval
ratification
400
Who is the "father of the Constitution"?
George Washington
400
the right to bear arms
2nd amendment
400
federal income tax
16th amendment
400
gave women the right to vote
19th amendment
400
District of Columbia granted presidential electors
23rd Amendment
500
18 year olds are granted the right to vote
26th Amendment
500
freedom of speech
1st amendment
500
trying someone for a crime twice is illegal
5th amendment
500
cruel and unusual punishment is illegal
8th amendment
500
President can only be elected for 2 terms
22nd amendmen