American Government 1.8, Federalism in the US & Review

American Government 1.8, Federalism in the United States & Unit 2 Review

​Materials Needed:

• ​Pen/Pencil/Paper

• 2.3.4 Study Guide

• ​2.4.1 Review

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IN YOUR OWN WORDS...What is Federalism?

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How is our system of Federalism another example of a compromise between the Federalists and Antifederalists viewpoints?

Let's review Federalism!

Let's review Federalism!

Let's review Federalism!

Multiple Choice

These powers denied are an example of the principle of:

• republicanism

• checks and balances

• rule of law

• limited government

• popular sovereignty

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The necessary and proper clause of the Constitution — sometimes called the

clause — allows the government to also have some implied powers.

Multiple Choice

What type of powers are shared by federal and state governments?

• Delegated powers

• Concurrent powers

• Reserved powers

Multiple Choice

Why are inherent powers granted to the federal government?

• The Constitution expressly grants the federal government these powers.

• These powers are necessary for a national government to operate.

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How does the Constitution ensure that state governments have a large share of power?

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How does the supremacy clause establish a relationship between the federal and state governments.

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​Play the Kahoot! that follows on the next slide to find out how well you know The "Federal" in Federalism.

 

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Be sure to record your score when done!

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What was your final score?

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Overall, how did you do? Did you score better or worse than you expected?

Review the Key Terms from 2.3.4 Study Guide:

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Fill in the Blanks

As a result of the precedent set by of Fletcher v. Peck, the Supreme Court can find state laws

if they violate the Constitution.

Multiple Choice

Since the ratification of the U.S. Constitution, the system of federalism in the United States has changed dramatically. The system of _____federalism, with well-defined separation between state and federal activity, has shifted to a system of _____ federalism, in which activities between levels of government are blurred.

• dual, cooperative

• cooperative, dual

Multiple Choice

Which system of federalism more clearly separates the powers of federal and state governments?

• Dual federalism

• Cooperative federalism

Multiple Choice

What was the impact of the Supreme Court's decision in McCulloch v. Maryland?

• The Court struck down state segregation laws and gave the federal government the power to desegregate schools.

• The Court declared that states could not pass laws that interfered with federal laws.

Fill in the Blanks

The McCulloch v. Maryland ruling relied on the

clause to declare that a state law could not interfere with an institution created under federal law.

Multiple Choice

Throughout U.S. history, how has the balance of power between federal and state governments shifted?

• The balance of power has shifted to the federal government.

• The balance of power has shifted to favor the states.

Let's Review Federalism!

​Play the Kahoot! that follows on the next slide to find out how well you know Federalism: The division of powers.

 

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What was your final score?

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Overall, how did you do? Did you score better or worse than you expected?

Take a few minutes to access Review 2.4.1 in your course. Review the lessons and objectives for Unit 2 to assess your current strengths, as well as areas in which you still need some work. Remember, be sure to complete all study guides for Unit 2 and have those available (along with any other notes you might have taken) while testing.  As always, send any questions you have to me.

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2.4.2 TST 20 MC ?'s = 40 POINTS

One attempt only!​

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Q/A Unit 2 study guides!!!

Reminders!

Poll

In what areas/topics do you feel most prepared for your Unit 2 Test(s)?

• Establishing the Constitution

• Examining the Constitution

• Federalism in the United States

Poll

In what areas/topics do you feel least prepared for your Unit 2 Test(s)?

• Establishing the Constitution

• Examining the Constitution

• Federalism in the United States

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What remaining questions do you have about Unit 2?

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How can I better prepare you for Unit 3 utilizing our live sessions? (What worked, did you like, or would you like to see during our live sessions?)

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What is your current Grade to Date Grade in American Government?

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How many Overdue Activities do you currently have in American Government?

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What is your current plan to fix this?

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How can I help?