Civics -- 1.3 Talking Points

^{Article 1}
The Legislative Power has the power to ______ laws.

• Make
• Enforce
• Interpret 

^{Article 2}
The Executive Power has the power to ______ laws.

• Make
• Enforce
• Interpret 

^{Article 3}
The Judicial Power has the power to ______ laws.

• Make
• Enforce
• Interpret 

This is the term used to describe what James Madison described as “setting power against power”

• Checks & Balances
• Judicial Review
• Vetos
• Implied Powers

This important Supreme Court case from 1803 established the idea of Judicial Review

• Marbury v. Madison
• Brown v. Board of Education
• Roe v. Wade
• Trump v. Clinton

A Referee shows what 1.3 Vocab Word? 

• Judicial Review
• Popular Sovereignty 
• Federalism
• Amendment

When the Supreme Court  declares acts by Congress & the  President to be unconstitutional

• Judicial Review
• Amendments
• Concurrent Powers
  
• Separation of Powers
  

This states that federal (national) laws supreme over state laws

• Supremacy Clause
• Judicial Clause
• Amendment Clause
• Barker Clause

Washington State's Marijuana Law is a prime example against the...

• Supremacy Clause
• Judicial Clause
• Amendment Clause
• Barker Clause

Powers of US Gov’t which haven’t been explicitly granted by the Constitution but that is insinuated to the Nat’l Gov’t  

• Implied Powers (Elastic Clause)
• Judicial Review
• Legislative Power
• Vetos