Powers
If the president does not like a bill, he can...
What is a veto
interprets the law
What is the Judicial branch
The full Faith and credit Clause states
That whatever decision was made in one state, should be upheld/recognized in another. Ex: marriage, child custody order.
establish post offices...
Delegated (federal)
The executive appoints justices/judges/officials and the legislative...........
approves presidential appointments
Enforces the law
Executive
trade between multiple states that the federal government regulates
What is interstate commerce?
Create public schools
Reserved
powers that are not written in the constitution but are suggested to the federal government
What are implied powers?
which branch can impeach a judge and/or president?
What is the Legislative?
Makes the law, ratifies treaties, override vetoes
What is the legislative branch?
Who resides over the Senate and can break a tie
What is the Vice President
Charter banks
Concurrent
Powers that include expressed, implied, and inherent-- those which are granted to it in the Constitution.
What are delegated powers?
which branch can overturn laws that are interpreted as unconstitutional?
What is the Judicial Branch?
can grant pardons to criminals
What is the executive branch
The ability to borrow money is considered what type of power?
What is concurrent?
establish courts
concurrent
what branch can override presidential vetoes with a ____________vote
2/3 vote, legislative branch
they serve for life unless they retire
What is the Judicial branch
This states that the constitution is the supreme law of the land
What is the Supremacy Clause?
Assume other powers not delegated to the national gov't and not prohibited to the states
Reserved