Unit 1b Review Federalism 2023

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What term best explains the data on this map? Options: enumerated powers, concurrent powers, federalism, checks and balances

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federalism

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The necessary and proper clause has led to an increase of federal power due to the concept of

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implied powers

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Critics of this law said it violated the 4th amendment right to be free from "unreasonable search and seizures". Which law is being referred to?

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USA PATRIOT ACT

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Through cases at the Supreme Court, their interpretation of this clause has led to the Federal Government being able to regulate almost any economic activity, thus vastly increasing federal power:

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commerce clause

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Which amendment says that any power not enumerated to the Federal government is a power reserved to the states?

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10th amendment

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In this case, the Supreme Court ruled that implied powers exist. In this particular case, the Federal Government can create a national bank.

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McCulloch v. Maryland

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In this case, the Supreme Court established some limits to the commerce clause. In particular, it said for Congress to regulate an activity under the clause, it had to actually involve economic activity.

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US v. Lopez

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Which principle allows states to have their own laws separate from federal laws?

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federalism

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This Supreme Court case established the principle of "implied powers":

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McCulloch v. Maryland

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Which clause in the US Constitution has led to an increase in federal powers beyond what existed when the Constitution was written?

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commerce clause