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21 Cards in this Set
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What is Dual Federalism
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1789-1930s
-involves clearly enumerated powers between the national and state government -sovereignty in equal spheres |
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New Federalsim
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1981-Present
-further devolution of power from national to state -deregulation -increased difficulty of states to fulfill their new mandates |
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Creative Federalism
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1960-1980
-overloaded cooperation adn crosscutting regulations |
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Cooperative Federalsim
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1930-1960
-involved the national and state gobernments sharing functions and collaborating on national priorities |
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Name the state powers, concurrent powers, and national powers.
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State Powers:
-regulate marriage and divorce -license professionals -regualte gambling -make traffic regulations -regulate sale of alcoholic beverages -conduct states -establish state militias Concurrent Powers: -provide for the general welfare -collect taxes -borrow money -establish courts inferior to the supreme court -enforce laws -fund and reglate education -provide for public health, saftey, and morals -ratify amendments to the constitution -charter banks National Powers: -coin money -declare war -grant copyrights -admit new states -make treaties -regulate interstate commerce -fix standard weights -conduct foreign relations - raise an army -punish counterfeiters -create post offices -collect import taxes -naturalize citizens |
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Judical -> Legislative
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may declare acts of congress unconstitutional
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How does a bill become a law?
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(House of Reps)-Bill is introduced -> majority leader assigns the bill to the house Appropriations Commitee -> House Appropriations Committee holds hearings on the bill adn passes it out of committee -> Full house debates the bill -> Represntatives vote to approve bill -> Senator Brown introduces teh HOuse Appropriations bill into the Senate -> President of the Senate assigns the House version of the appropriations bill to committee -> Subcommitte recommends the bill to the Full Senate with 2 amendments -> The full Senate debates the bill -> During the debate there is a filibuster -> In a roll call vote, the Senate approves the bill with the 2 amendments -> Conference sommitte made up of members of both houses meets to iron out the differences and passes an acceptable version of the bill, -> Both the House and the Senate vote to accept the work of the COnferenec Committee -> Bill lands on the President's desk-he has 4 options he can either sign it, veto it, pocket veto it, or the bill becomes a law without the president's signature.
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Procession for President after President dies
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Vice Presiden -> President of House Cabinet -> Cabinet members in order of age
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Article 1
Job: Powers: |
Legislature Branch
make laws 1. pass laws 2. declare wars 3. appoint adn look at nominee 4. lay and collect taxes 5. borrow money 6. establish post offices and post roads 7. raise adn support armies 8. impeach presidents |
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Age: 25 years
Citisenship: 9 years Term: six years Term Limit: none Total #: 100 people |
Senate
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Age: 25 years
Citizenship: seven years Term: 2 years Term limit: none Total number:425 |
House of Representatives
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Article 2
Job Powers |
Executive Branch
enforce laws 1. enforce laws 2. adminster public policies 3.veto bills 4. make treaties 5.make appionments |
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Article 3
Job Power |
Judicial Branch
settle disputes, interpret laws declare actions unconstitutional |
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Citisenship: none
Term: life (only good behavior) Chosen by: President Total number of justives: 9 |
Judicial Branch
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Age: 35 years
Citizenship: born in the U.S. Term: four years Term Limit: two Total Number: 1 person |
Executive Branch
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How are the powers in the Consitution read?
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Expressed-spelled out specifically in Constitution
Implied-suggested by expressed prowers granted in necessary and proper clause Inherent-happen just because America is a country |
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Legislative -> Judical
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approves or rejects appointment, remove judges, creates lower courts
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Legislative -> Executive
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makes laws, creates agencies, and programs apporiates funds, override veto w/ 2/3 vote, remove pres
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Executive -> Legislative
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veto legislation, call special seesion, recommend legislatoin, appeal to people
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Executive -> Judical
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appoints supreme court justices and other federal justices
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Judical -> Executive
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apointed for life, may decalare acts unconstitutional
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