Presidential Action
In this speech, Lincoln claims the war is God's judgement on the North and South for the sin of slavery.
Second Inaugural
What specific right was Korematsu arguing was stripped from him?
Due Process
Another name for the Necessary and Proper Clause
How Lincoln defended the Emancipation Proclamation
Commander-in-Chief Clause
What amendment did the Sedition Acts arguably violate?
1st Amendment
Give an example of an act of Statesmanship
Many...
The ruling in McCulloch VS Maryland defined the meaning of a specific Constitutional clause.
Necessary and Proper Clause
Which branch correlates to which article?
Article 1: Legislative
Article 2: Executive
Article 3: Judicial
These got rid of existing governments in the South and established military zones.
Reconstruction Acts
Jefferson's response to the Alien and Sedition Acts
Kentucky Resolution
Jefferson justified the Louisiana Purchase with this
Laws of Necessity
This case cemented federal supremacy
McCulloch vs Maryland
This institution's power is limited through its Vesting Clause
Legislative
The 14th Amendment undid which court case?
Dred Scott v Sandford
What major federal action/event prompted South Carolina to secede?
The election of Lincoln.
Why did Helvidius oppose the Neutrality Proclamation?
Power to declare war (and neutrality) lies with Congress.
What did the Dred Scott v Sandford ruling effectively overturn?
The MO Compromise
The name for the first 10 amendments
Bill of Rights
The "Knell of the Union".
Missouri Compromise
Place secession, compact theory, and nullification in chronological order of their historical emergence as political arguments.
Compact Theory -> Nullification -> Secession
Here, secession is called anarchy
Lincoln's First Inaugural
Explain the two-part ruling of McCulloch v. Maryland regarding both the national bank and the state tax.
The Federal Government had the power to create a National Bank to do what is "necessary and proper"
States could not tax Federal institution (supremacy clause)
Article 5 outlines...
The Amendment Process
Why did Lincoln give the rebelling states 100 days notice in the Emancipation?
To give them a chance to return to the Union.
Why is it disingenuous for the South to claim they are the protectors of the rights of the people?
Rights of which people?