Chapter 4 Flashcards
This says that congress can make laws in order to carry out the expressed powers
Necessary and proper clause
Powers both the state and national governments use
Concurrent powers
Another name for necessary and proper clause
Elastic clause
This states that constitutional laws are the most important laws in the US, even over state laws
Supremacy clause
These powers are set aside for the states
Reserved
2 other names for expressed powers
- Enumerated
2. Delegated
To return a criminal to the state where crime was in
Extradite
What the government decides to do about a problem or political issue
Public policy
This allows a territory to draft a constitution after the president signs it
Enabling act
Trade or transportation of almost any good
Commerce
Written agreements between 2 or more states
Interstate compact
Checks of federal agencies to see if they are needed
Sunset laws
Court case that reaffirmed the right to implied powers
McCulloch vs Maryland
A state has the right to discriminate against people from other states if it is reasonable. Which of the following can’t they discriminate against
Marriage licenses
Why do states’ righters feel that the state governments should be supreme
They feel the states started the national government when they ratified the constitution and gave it its powers
What type of powers do the states’ righters object to
Implied
When did the national government really expand
1930s
Where do most national laws start
State governments
Which is not a concurrent power
Coining money
What interpretation of the constitution do nationalists believe in
Loose
Which party would the nationalists be today
Democratic
The southern congressmen were denied their seat in congress because they refused to accept what amendment into their constitutions
14th
Find the false statement
Nixon called for a “New Federalism” which means more power to the national government
All are major reasons for suits between the states except
Transportation