Court case summary: McCullough V Maryland

Necessary and Proper Clause: banks

The term cooperative federalism refers to

joint federal and state efforts to resolve problems

What is fiscal federalism?

Government spending, taxing, & providing aid programs

powers that Congress has listed in the Constitution

Concurrent powers are:

Shared by the states and the Commonwealth

The privileges and immunities clause...

Gave citizens most privileges given to citizens of other states

returning criminals to the state the crime was committed

Powers directly written out to Federal govt in Article I

The supremacy clause declares that

the Constitution and federal law take precedence over state laws

Dual federalism holds that

federl government rules in its sphere, states in theirs.

What was the decision of US v Lopez?

The Gun-Free School Zone Act of 1990 was unconstitutional

Implied Powers are...?

Powers that aren't specified in the constitution.

What are Project Grants?

Congress gives all participants in program a certain amount

Power is shared between central and national government

Categorical grants are

government monies allocated for specific purposes.

where power is transferred from Central to Regional gov

Lopez v. United States

Congress had exceeded its power to legislate under the Commerce Clause.

Block Grants generally:

Give greater freedom and power to states and localities.

What is the full faith and credit clause?

States have to respect public records of other states.

What are Formula Grants

Grants given for a predetermined format

An official order to do something

McCullough v Maryland established

Supremacy of National government over State

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Court case summary: McCullough V Maryland
Segregation
Necessary and Proper Clause: banks
Removing a president
Right to a lawyer
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The term cooperative federalism refers to
joint federal and state efforts to resolve problems
efforts to get states to support national measures
a program since the 1990s to increase state govt. power
the combined influence of delegated and reserved powers
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What is fiscal federalism?
Government spending, taxing, & providing aid programs
Government contracts to corporations
Government debt to foreign countries
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Unfunded mandates are services the federal government demands and pays for.
True
False
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expressed powers
powers congress has not listed in the Constitution
powers that Congress has listed in the Constitution
representative of a political group
presidents power to kill a bill
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Concurrent powers are:
Held by the states alone
Held by the Commonwealth alone
Shared by the states and the Commonwealth
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Layer cake federalism
marble cake federalism
concurrent federalism
dual federalism
cooperative federalism
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10th Amendment ?
Powers reserved to the federal government
Powers reserved to the states
Right to Bear Arms
Powers reserved to the people
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The privileges and immunities clause...
Protected the president from being accused of certain crimes
Gave citizens most privileges given to citizens of other states
Established the concept of judicial review
Allowed free travel outside of the country
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Reserved Powers are...
Powers between national and state governments
Powers given to the national government
for nobody
powers given to the states
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Extradition means
returning livestock across state lines
returning criminals to the state the crime was committed
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transporting vegtables across state lines
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Enumerated Powers
Powers that are shared between nation and state
Powers that belong to state govts
Powers directly written out to Federal govt in Article I
Powers that belong to local govt
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Supremacy Clause
Article 4
Article 5
Article 7
Article 6
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The supremacy clause declares that
the Constitution and federal law take precedence over state laws
the Supreme Court is the ultimate authority on constit. interpretation
state governments must accord respect to the laws of the other states
Congress may pass any legislation deemed necessary and proper
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Dual federalism holds that
there are two main political parties in the U.S.
federl government rules in its sphere, states in theirs.
we have a bicameral system of Congress.
the federal government is supreme over the states.
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What was the decision of US v Lopez?
Lopez was guilty because he brought a gun to school
The Gun-Free School Zone Act of 1990 was constitutional
The Gun-Free School Zone Act of 1990 was unconstitutional
GFSZA didn't have anything to do with the commerce clause
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Cooperative federalism is also known as
layer cake federalism
tastycake federalism
marble cake federalism
hostess cupcake federalismj
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Implied Powers are...?
Powers that are implied.
Powers that aren't specified in the constitution.
Freedom of speech.
Gives Native Americans citizenship.
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What are Project Grants?
Grants that can be use anywhere
Money the States give to the Natl. Gov for big Projects
Grants that can only be used on roads
Congress gives all participants in program a certain amount
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Federalism
Power is shared between central and national government
Love the bill of rights
All for having taxes
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Categorical grants are
court decisions that permit the federal government power.
government orders to carry out a specific policy.
government monies allocated for general purposes.
government monies allocated for specific purposes.
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Devolution is?
where power is transferred from Central to Regional gov
where a government transforms into another government
where power is transferred from regional to Central gov
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Lopez v. United States
Congress had exceeded its power to legislate under the Commerce Clause.
temporarily divided the judicial branch of govt.
covered the issue of immigration in America
set standard taxes for housing in America
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Block Grants generally:
Give more power to the Supreme Court
Give greater freedom and power to states and localities.
Give more power to Congress
Give more power to the Federal government
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What is the full faith and credit clause?
Prevents states from treating citizens in a mean way.
States have to respect public records of other states.
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one state delivers a person convicted to another state.
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What are Formula Grants
Grants given for a variety of reasons
Grants given for facilities (schools lunches)
Grants given for specific projects
Grants given for a predetermined format
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What are mandates?
Latin word used to describe a President's confidants
The official repeal of a grant and the money lost from it
A grant that focuses on a large issue
An official order to do something
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McCullough v Maryland established
Supremacy of State's Rights
Supremacy of National government over State
The power of Judicial Review
Civil rights equality in all states

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