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Government, they will govern you!
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This is only a national power
Taxes
Schools/Education
Declare War!
Fixing them Roads
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Which is an example of a concurrent power?
Coin Money (dough, ray, NOT ME!)
Ability to borrow money
Administer Elections
Taxes
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This amendment overturned the provision which kept people from electing Senators
Amendment 21 in 1933
Amendment 17 in 1913
Amendment 14 in 1868
Amendment 19 in 1920
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This is only a State Power
Taxes
Borrow Money
Write Treaties
Education
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This is the definition of federalism
Government with personal liberties
Distribution of power between a National & State Powers
Government by elected officials
Government by the Commander and Chief
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What is a concurrent power?
One that is happening now (current)
One shared between National and state gov.
Kevin Know and Nick Giorgi on the court together!
One regulating electricity (or current).
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Look the people don't want to be jacked around by the Feds; they want to be jacked by the State
Federalist View
State's Rights View
Republican View
Democrat View
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Which is not one of the three specific areas that states legislate?
Food Safety
Safety in general
Health
Morality
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McCullough v Maryland established
Supremacy of State's Rights
Civil rights equality in all states
Supremacy of National government over State
The power of Judicial Review
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Electoral College
Sucks Raw Eggs
Is outdated, and should be abolished.
Is meant to protect us from psychos
May elect a President who gets waxed in the popular vote!
