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commerce clause
empowers congress to regulate commerce with other nations and among states
necessary and proper clause
congress has power to make an necessary law
supremacy clause
federal government has supremacy over states
constitute
people get represented by elected officials
enumerated powers
powers and limitations of congress and the powers of the states
implied powers
powers granted to the federal government that are not in the Constitution
10th amendment
reserved powers to the states
McCulloch v. Maryland
expands federal power because of:
necessary and proper clause
supremacy clause
implied power to establish national bank
US v. Lopez
recognized importance of state power by refusing congress to invoke commerce clause
gun possession is not an economic activity that requires commerce clause
categorical grant
specific mandates on where states can spend federal money
block grant
states can spend federal money on wherever they please