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Federalism

Hierarchy of power

Due Process

Basic Fairness

Articles of Confederation

Original constitution ratified in 1781 which was later replaced with the constitution

Bill of Rights

First 10 amendments

Enumerated Powers

What power the congress has

Implied Powers

Powers that the Congress must do in order to make the enumerated powers possible

Reserved powers

Powers for states that the feds can't have

Full Faith and Credit

Traditional marriage licenses, driving license. NOT same sex marriage

Supremacy Clause

Federal law is supreme

Validity of Debts

If we borrowed money from you under the articles of confederation, we'll still pay it back

Federalist Papers

85 articles written to promote the ratification of the constitution

Powers and responsibilities of the president

-4 years, 2 terms, 10 years max, 14 years in US, citizen at birth


-Annual Message


-Appoint power


-Commander in Chief


-Executive Agreements


-Oath at Office


-Removal by impeachment


-Judicial powers(pardons, reprieves, etc)

Judicial Branch

Interpret laws passed by the legislative branch and enforced by the executive branch

Executive Branch

Support and enforce the laws made by the legislative branch

Legislative Branch

Writes, debates and passes laws