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Cards (15)

Section 1

(15 cards)

Interstate

Front

multiple states

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3 delegated powers

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expressed, implied, inherent

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National Government

Front

delegated powers

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inherent powers

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something we need because we exist ex. Immigration

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Supremacy Clause

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Constitution is the supreme law of the land

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In Mc Culloch v. Maryland the Supreme Court ruled:

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Congress has the power to charter a bank to the necessary and proper clause

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expressed powers

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powers directly stated in the constitution

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Federalism

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A system in which power is divided between the national and state governments

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concurrent powers

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powers shared by the national and state governments

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In Gonzales v. Raich the Supreme Court ruled:

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That the supremacy clause is applied

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Constitution

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Division of powers by assigning powers to national government

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implied powers

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Powers not specifically mentioned in the constitution

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intrastate

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within a single state

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reserved powers

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Powers given to the state government alone,and is not expressed, implied, or inherent

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Commerce Clause

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Congress can regulate inter-state trade

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