Chapter 4 SG Short Answers Flashcards

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Name the 4 obligations the constitution places on the national government for the benefit of the states

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1) Representative- Guarantee states as a republican form of government
2) Protects states against foreign invasions and domestic violence
3) Respect territorial integrity of states (recognizes state boundaries)
4) Admitting New States (congress has this power)

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Name the 4 programs (forms of federal aid) in which the national government helps/assists the states

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1) Grants-in-Aid- grants of land given to start up schools/colleges and roads
2) FBI assists state and local police
3) Trains the national guard for the states
4) Takes a Census for the states (counts the population every ten years)

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Name the 3 state aid programs in which the states help/assist the national government

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1) State and local police assist the FBI
2) States run the naturalization immigrant program
3) States run all national elections

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4
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List and describe the 3 types of Federal Grants

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1) Categorical Grants- used for specific purposes/programs
2) Block Grants- used for large broad programs such as welfare
3) project Grants- used for projects such as medical research

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5
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What 2 Interstate compacts do all 50 states agree upon

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1) compact for supervision of parolees and probationers

2) compact on juvenile delinquents

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List the “ladder of laws”in the Supremacy clause

Who administers this clause?

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1) United states constitution
2) acts of Congress/ national law
3) State constitutions
4) State laws
5) City/ County laws (local laws)

The Supreme Court acts as the “umpire”of the Supremacy clause

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List examples of reasonable distinctions that states can use against residents of another state under the privileges and immunities clause

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1) can’t Vote
2) can’t hold public office
3) can’t practice law, medicine, teach etc
4) charge more for college tuition, hunting and fishing licenses

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