Influences on Constitutional republic
What is a Constitutional republic
a form of government in which the country is governed by elected representatives and is based on a constitution
What action can the executive branch take to prevent a bill from becoming a law?
VETO
List 3 Obligation and List 3 responsibilities
Responsibilities: Voting, attending civics meetings, Volunteering
*Bonus What is Selective Service?
Which of the following was part of the Intolerable Acts?
A) The Tea Act
B) The Quartering Act
C) The Navigation Acts
D) The Stamp Act
B.
Bonus *What is the Quartering Act
The Power to Declare War and the power to coin money are all example of what type of power
Enumerated Powers
*Bonus Question: What are other names for enumerated powers
***Bonus Question: Which branch of Government has this power to declare war and coin money
Which of the following is an example of due process of law in the Bill of Rights?
A) The government can take private property without compensation.
B) A person cannot be forced to testify against themselves in court.
C) The government can punish individuals without a trial.
D) A person can be arrested without being informed of the charges against them.
B.
*Bonus Question:
What does due process mean?
What are at least 2 qualifications to become a FLORIDA SENATOR
BE AT LEAST 21 YEARS OLD
LIVE IN FLORDIA FOR 2YEARS
BE A REGISTERED VOTER
LIVE IN THE DISTRICT THEY WANT TO REPRESENT
How are the U.S. Constitution and the Florida Constitution similar in terms of government structure?
Scenario: A state government wants to pass a law about education, but the national government has already established federal education standards that all states must follow. The state must comply with these national regulations while still having some control over its own education policies.
Which system of government is being described in this scenario?
Federal systems
*Bonus: Give me a scenario related to confederal system
How did the Supreme Court’s decision in Marbury v. Madison limits the power of the legislative branch while expanding the power of the Supreme Court?
The ruling established the principle which allows the Supreme Court to declare laws passed by Congress unconstitutional. This limited the power of the legislative branch by ensuring that its laws must align with the Constitution. At the same time, it expanded the power of the Supreme Court by giving it the authority to interpret the Constitution and review laws