U3 Study Guide (Part 2) Flashcards

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Supremacy Clause

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States that federal laws overrule state laws(Federal laws has power)

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Reserved Power Clause

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Any power not specifically given to the federal gov. in the constitution go to the state

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New Jersey Plan

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small states want equal representation in the legislature

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Virginia Plan

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Big states want representation based on population in the legislature

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Federal Power

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  • Declare war
  • Regulate interstate/foreign trade
  • Coin money
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States Power

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  • Regulating Public Schools
  • Marriage liceses
  • Regulating trade within state
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Concurrent Power

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  • Taxation
  • Makinglaws
  • Courts
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Necessary &Proper Clause

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Congress can create new laws and agencies to keep up with a changing world (NASA)

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Commerce Clause

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Congress can regulate interstate commerce, foreign trade, and with tribes

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Federalists

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Wanted a strong federal gov., did not want the bill of rights, ans wanted a president. Liked the new constitution

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Anti-Federalists

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Wanted states to rule over federal gov., wanted a bill of rights, and did not want president. Disliked the new constitution

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Great Compromise

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Bicameral Legislature consisting of a House of Reps(Based on pop.) and a senate(State equality)

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3/5th Compromise

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Slaves would count as 3/5th of a vote, south wanted this if they were to agreeto the new constitution

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Legislative

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Crongress- create the laws

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Executive

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President- Enforce Laws

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Judicial

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Supreme Court- Deems as law constitutional or unconstitutional(Judicial Review)

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Solution of Articles of Confederation

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  • Stronger federal gov
  • ability to tax
  • executive branch
  • regulate trade
  • rasie a military
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Steps in the Amendment Process

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Congress must pass the new amendment by a 2/3 vote, 3/4 of states must pass the new amendment

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Purposes of Gov. Outlined in the Premble

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Justice, Peace, Defense, Promote General Wlefare, make sure generations after us are also free

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Articles(1-5)

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1- Establishes the Legislative Branch
2- Establishes the Executive Branch
3- Establishes the Judicial Branch
4- Establishes relationships btwn states & fed gov.
5- Amendment Process

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Necessary & Proper Clause & Amendment process have in common

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Being able to change the gov. so it can keep up with times

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The Electoral College

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Congress is the electroral college. It is the House of Rep., Senate, and washington DC votes added together. whichever presidential condidates gets to 270 votes the fastest will win the whitehouse
* The founding fathers were scared of a tyrannical gov. So they created this make the election process more balanced

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Appointments

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President appoints members of the supreme court(Executive to Judicial)

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Veto

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President kills a bill that congress makes(Executive to Legislative)

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Unconstitutional Laws

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Judicial Branches uses judicial review(Judicial to Legislative)

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Impeachment

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Congress impeaches/remove from office fedearal office holders(Legislative to Executive/Judicial)