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States are allowed to have their own minimum wage
federalism
Chart question
federalism
States that set own standards with no interference (like tests in schools)
dual fed
Clause that says federal laws are better than state laws
supremacy clause
Alaska gave more rights to its own citizens than people from out of state, what does this violate
privileges and immunities clause
Who's power is it to gain citizenship
Federal Government
Exclusive power of who to crease process of citizenship
federal gov
These type of grants give states more power and leeway with funds
block grants
What type of democracy do people have the right to vote
participatory democracy
Something about after 2018 shooting and the type of democracy
participatory democracy
After the 2018 shooting they started gun control violence laws/acts, this best represents what type of democracy.
participatory democracy
The Electoral College is an example of what type of democracy
elitist democracy
Shooting and gun control, gun right group
pluralist ideas
McCulloch v. Maryland clause that helped expand National Power
Necessary & Proper
US v. Lopez clause that tried to expand National Power with
Commerce Clause
Questioned by the Supreme Court
check and balances
In the Declaration of Independence Thomas Jefferson wrote about life, liberty. and happiness, what are these rights
natural rights
Most significant contradiction
slavery
The document limits the power of central government
Articles of Confederation
Most specific thing denied under the articles, not given to fed gov
taxes
Specific power denied to government with articles of confederation
elitest
Paper said United States is too large
Brutus 1
This document republics protects against factions
federalist 10
This paper argues political liberty is best in a large republic
federalist 10
This document says tyranny can be stopped by separation of powers
federalist 51
Write out the amendment ratification process
⅔ of Congress & ¾ States
Amendment process
proposal, ⅔ of congress, ¾ of state