B.L CH 2

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what form of government did the u.s constitution establish

a federal form of government that shares power between the national government and the states

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what does the tenth amendment state regarding state powerrs

it reserves all powers not delegated to the national government to the states

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what are enumerated powers

the power to declare

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what are implied powers

powers not explicitly listen in the constitution but necessary to carry out enumerated powers

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what is the Privledges and Immunities clause

it ensures that citizens of each state have equal rights in other states

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what is the Full Faith and Credit Clause in action

it requires states to honor legal decisions and rights established in other states

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what is the Commerce clause

it grants congress the power to regulate interstate commerce

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what is the domant commerce clause

it implies that states cannot regulate interstate commerce in ways that favor local businesses over out of state competitors

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what does the supremacy clause establish

federal laws, treaties, and the consitution are the supreme law of the land

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what is preemption in the context of federal law

when federal law takes precedence over state or local laws in areas where congress actt exclusively

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how did the fourteenth ammendment extend the bill of rights to the states

by prohibiting states from depriving individuals of life, liberty, or property without due process

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what is the fifth amendments protection against self incrimination

it protects individuals from being forced to testify against themselves in criminal cases

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what does substantive due process ensure

that government actions are fair, reasonable, and respect fundamental rights

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