McCulloch v. Maryland: Federalism and Constitutional Power

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Second National Bank

Federal bank chartered by Congress in 1816.

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Maryland Tax Law

Taxed non-chartered banks $15,000 annually.

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McCulloch's Refusal

McCulloch refused to pay Maryland's tax.

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Unconstitutional Argument

Maryland claimed the bank's establishment was unconstitutional.

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Necessary and Proper Clause

Article 1, Section 18; allows implied powers.

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Implied Powers

Powers not explicitly listed but inferred.

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Supreme Court Decision

Unanimous 7-0 ruling in favor of McCulloch.

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Federal Supremacy

Federal laws take precedence over state laws.

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Federalism Balance

Shifted power towards federal government authority.

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Precedent Set

Established federal power supremacy over states.